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Strength is often interpreted as a card related to confidence and quiet purpose and certitude. These observations are true, but the true depth of this card would be missed without acknowledging the tension that is implied in the demonstration of strength. The figure and the lion seem to have a relationship, a cooperative understanding. But they also embody different types of power: the instinctual and physical power of the lion, and the creative and cognitive powers of the human.
Strength shows the power of love across lines of difference, and the peace that often follows the decision to face our fears.
Reproduction of Original Rug Art
Signed, dated, titled, framed
Framed Prints measure 21.75” x 10.75”
Giclee printed on Hahnemühle William Turner (310g / 100% rag) paper
Strength is often interpreted as a card related to confidence and quiet purpose and certitude. These observations are true, but the true depth of this card would be missed without acknowledging the tension that is implied in the demonstration of strength. The figure and the lion seem to have a relationship, a cooperative understanding. But they also embody different types of power: the instinctual and physical power of the lion, and the creative and cognitive powers of the human.
Strength shows the power of love across lines of difference, and the peace that often follows the decision to face our fears.
Reproduction of Original Rug Art
Signed, dated, titled, framed
Framed Prints measure 21.75” x 10.75”
Giclee printed on Hahnemühle William Turner (310g / 100% rag) paper
