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THE MASONIC PAINTINGS OF ARI ROUSSIMOFF On December 8th 2008 Roussimoff will be a featured speaker, previewing his newest works (click here for flyer Flyerdraftv1.pdf ), at the 2008 Library Dinner Lecture Series of the Chancellor Robert R. Livingston Masonic Library of Grand Lodge. click on image for details FOUNDATIONS (2008 Oil on Canvas) Left Panel Of Mason Triptych "Parable Of Light And Dark"
"Freemasonry provides the finest values with which to live by and with which to enrich humanity. Freemasonry encompasses morality, philosophy, spirituality and mysticism. And all the arts and sciences. Based on the most profound biblical models, here is a way of living and seeing which has the strength to unite mankind in a far deeper and more successful manner then any political movement can ever aspire to. Masonic themes have been a constant throughout my artwork. In addition to canvasses devoted to Freemasonry, I am frequently drawn to also include Masonic subjects and symbols in some of my other paintings." -Ari Roussimoff 2008 Two Masonic Themed paintings by Roussimoff can be seen on exhibit in the Robert R. Livingston Masonic Library and Museum, 71 W 23rd Street New York, NY. Roussimoff has lectured there on his work and is now preparing a lecture and showing of new Masonic paintings at the Chancellor Robert R. Livingston Masonic Library and Museum sometime next winter (2008). We will keep you posted of specifics.
24 x 30 oil on canvas
KING SOLOMON'S VISION 24 x 30 oil on canvas
MASONIC MELODY 24 x 30 oil on canvas
REBIRTH 24 x 36 Oil On Canvas
The following paintings include references to Freemasonry:
SOUTH
30 x 40 oil on canvas On the right side of the painting we see a group of Shriners. The colourful costumes of the Shrine have long inspired the artist.
ATLANTIC CITY 30 x 40 oil on canvas In years past,
HOLLYWOOD ETERNAL 36 x 48 oil on canvas Freemasonry figures prominently in several places within
this monumental homage of the great era of SUN OVER 30 x 40 oil on canvas Amidst the flurry of tourists and other interesting characters there are circus stars as well as several Masons wearing aprons. Also depicted is legendary “midget” performer Tom Thumb who was an active Knight Templar and 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason. Note the two casinos featuring the Eiffel tower and the Statue of Liberty, both original buildings built by Masons in France. |