The texts used for the strokes in the paintings of the Four Seasons of Trees set from the Trees of Life series vary. Fall and Spring use all of Deuteronomy 6, while Summer and Winter use only Deuteronomy 6:4. The Spring and Fall prints are also framed with Deuteronomy 6:4 in gold ink, whereas Winter and Summer do not have painted frames on the originals. There is theology that is fully held by both Judaism and all of Christianity, which supports the choice of these texts.
Many ancient religions, including Judaism have holidays that are held around the time of the solstices and equinox.
Seeing these images in your home or place of work on a daily basis will help to encourage your vision to learn to see in the new Awakened Vision way. This new way of seeing is also called "Bible Eyes" or Torah Vision". Discover more -- see The Art of Seeing The Divine, Book 1- What Do You See?
Throughout art history, collecting the work of any artist who began a new theory of art (such as Impressionism, Cubism, Conceptual or Pop Art) or collecting an artist who is counted as a founder of a theory/movement has proven to be an excellent investment. You can check this data out for yourself easily.
Of course, buying art in the early stages of a founder's career usually reaps the best percentage of profits on investment. Think of the financial benefits accrued by those early collectors of founders of other art theories, such as those of Andy Warhol, Camille Pissarro, Pablo Picasso, etc.
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