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1970; original 175 x 122 cm reproduction: printed 200 gsm satin 30% (approx.) original size custom size on request
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The Vices

Cavilling

Artist's note: This painting depicts man crucified on the cross of fault-finding, backbiting, sarcasm and judging. Gurdjieff called it pecking to death. The Holy Prophet frequently refers to the consequences of backbiting, and the Christian gospels speak of the dangers of fault-finding. One of the prevalent patterns of modern life is to judge others and most of the judgements come from fixed attitudes derived from one’s environment or heredity. Cavilling has no positive side and always feeds the Moon.