The Fruit Bearer (S/N 150)

“Fruit Bearer (S/N 150)” by Charles Bibbs is a richly symbolic piece that portrays a figure cloaked in a multicolored robe, holding two fruits in its hands. The figure’s face is solemn, framed by a hood, and its expression conveys wisdom and serenity. The robe, a focal point of the artwork, is intricately detailed with vibrant patterns and colors, blending earthy tones like green, red, and orange to reflect nature and abundance.

Each side of the cloak carries different symbols, with birds and geometric patterns woven into the fabric. These motifs suggest a connection to nature and spiritual symbolism, perhaps representing the figure’s role as a provider or nurturer. The fruits held delicately in the figure’s hands could symbolize life, fertility, or the nourishing aspects of nature.

Bibbs’ signature style is evident in the intricate textures and flowing lines, which give the figure an almost statuesque quality as an embodiment of the earth’s bounty. The use of bold colors and cultural motifs infuses the artwork with a sense of heritage and vitality. “The Fruit Bearer” symbolizes generosity, sustenance, and the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.

• Media: Giclee Print
• Paper: Museum quality, heavy weight, acid-free, watercolor-textured paper, printed with archival inks.
• Signed & Numbered: Yes
• Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
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