This painting is of a cuban artist from Havanna - Belsy Barbara Cobiellas Cruz. Acryl/Linen - 70x100 cm
The subject is music, in the tradition of cuban aborigine people, which use a shell as an instrument of wind if they wants to call the gods or if to feel inside the crashing of the waves.
Wiederum das Thema Musik, dieses mal in der Tradition der kubanischen Ureinwohner, die das Schneckenhaus als Instrument des Windes nutzten, um ihre Götter anzurufen oder das Meeresrauschen in ihrem Inneren zu fühlen.
Retomando el tema de la musica, lo que esta vez a la usanza de las indias o aborigenes cubanas que usaban el toque del caracol como instrument de viento para llamar a sus deidades o para sentir el sonido del mar en su interior.
It is a painting of a cuban artist form Havanna, Belsy Barbara Cobiellas Cruz, who live there and paints such of kinds of paintings with a lot of symbolize about a cuban tradition, about trees, see, becaue Havanna is on the see side, maremaids, sunflowers, engels, saints like St. Barbara, orishas, which are the gods of old africans aboriygenes people of Cuba. Every item on her paintings has a meaining, tells a own story, about love to the Havanna.
