Artist Crook - Lin Holley
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$200.00
$200.00
Crook Name: Selene kept a cat’s eye on her shepherd, Endymion…no sleeping on the job!
Artist’s Statement:
Selene was the Goddess of the Moon, and it's personification in Classical Mythology.
While Selene was driving her milky horses across the sky one evening, her soft gaze fell on the shepherd Endymion. He was taking a nap among all his sheep, and he was one of those guys that is just SOOO cute when he's asleep. So Selene got this huge crush on him. She couldn't get him out of her head.
That night Selene went to Zeus and asked if Endymion could be granted eternal youth and eternal life.
Zeus granted Selene's wish, and Endymion slept on for eternity, smiling in his sleep. And no wonder. He dreamed that he held the moon in his arms, but it was more than a dream, because Selene bore fifty daughters to Endymion - all beautiful, pale, and sleepy.
I love mythology…such crazy stories, but that’s what people are all about….crazy stories!
I’ve been an artist for at least three decades. I collect a lot of things (like cat’s eye marbles), which I use in mixed media pieces.
Artist’s Statement:
Selene was the Goddess of the Moon, and it's personification in Classical Mythology.
While Selene was driving her milky horses across the sky one evening, her soft gaze fell on the shepherd Endymion. He was taking a nap among all his sheep, and he was one of those guys that is just SOOO cute when he's asleep. So Selene got this huge crush on him. She couldn't get him out of her head.
That night Selene went to Zeus and asked if Endymion could be granted eternal youth and eternal life.
Zeus granted Selene's wish, and Endymion slept on for eternity, smiling in his sleep. And no wonder. He dreamed that he held the moon in his arms, but it was more than a dream, because Selene bore fifty daughters to Endymion - all beautiful, pale, and sleepy.
I love mythology…such crazy stories, but that’s what people are all about….crazy stories!
I’ve been an artist for at least three decades. I collect a lot of things (like cat’s eye marbles), which I use in mixed media pieces.
