Artist: Edris Eckhardt (American, 1905–1998)
Medium: Mixed media
Signature: Signed and dated lower right, titled and dated verso
Dimensions:
10.25 x 7.5 inches
16.75 x 14 inches, framed
Description:
Epona is a Celtic and Gallo-Roman goddess, the divine protector of horses, donkeys, and mules, also associated with fertility, land, and the afterlife, often depicted with her animals or symbols of abundance like cornucopias. Her worship was widespread, even adopted by the Romans, who placed her images in stables for protection.
Type of Work: Sculpture
Type of Work: Decorative Arts
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Earth, c. 1939 Edris Eckhardt
Mother Lode, 1978-1983 Edris Eckhardt
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Spring, 1930 Edris Eckhardt
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Elements, 1938 Edris Eckhardt
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Radio Reception, 1939 Edris Eckhardt
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Earth, 1939 Edris Eckhardt
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Night, 1939 Edris Eckhardt
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Midnight Ride, 1944 Edris Eckhardt
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End of Line, 1946 Edris Eckhardt
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Trick-or-Treat, 1949 Edris Eckhardt