Throne Of Grace (S/N 150)

“Throne of Grace (S/N 150)” by Charles Bibbs is a majestic and spiritual depiction of a regal figure draped in flowing robes and adorned with striking elements that convey both grace and power. The figure is seated or poised in a serene, contemplative stance, with an elaborate feathered headdress reminiscent of wings, symbolizing divinity or angelic presence. The feathers are rendered in soft green and yellow tones, adding an ethereal quality to the artwork.

The figure’s robe is detailed with rich textures and patterns, with delicate white bands suggesting purity and wisdom. Bibbs’ signature intricate linework is evident in the robe’s folds and the meticulous feather details, enhancing the depth and movement of the piece. The figure’s hands rest gently on the chest, which may symbolize calmness, introspection, or prayer, further emphasizing the theme of grace.

The muted color palette—dominated by greens, grays, and purples—conveys a sense of serenity, while the white background focuses on the figure’s regal and spiritual essence. “Throne of Grace” captures the balance between strength and tranquility, with the figure serving as a symbol of divine leadership and inner peace.

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