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View of an oil painting hanging on a wall. The piece features a girl wearing armour from a medieval knight’s suit, impaling a dragon through the mouth with a spear
An oil painting of a girl wearing armour from a medieval knight’s suit, impaling a dragon through the mouth with a spear
Close up of a girl’s chest plate armour and hands, gripping the spear. Painted in oil
Close up of an girl’s leg armour from a knight’s suit, painting in oil
Close up of an oil painting featuring a dragon’s head. An interpretation through crocodile-like features, painted in oil
  1. View of an oil painting hanging on a wall. The piece features a girl wearing armour from a medieval knight’s suit, impaling a dragon through the mouth with a spear
  2. An oil painting of a girl wearing armour from a medieval knight’s suit, impaling a dragon through the mouth with a spear
  3. Close up of a girl’s chest plate armour and hands, gripping the spear. Painted in oil
  4. Close up of an girl’s leg armour from a knight’s suit, painting in oil
  5. Close up of an oil painting featuring a dragon’s head. An interpretation through crocodile-like features, painted in oil

And in Faith

by Olivia Di Gregorio

From the artist’s private collection, ‘And in Faith’ is one part from a nine painting series titled, ‘The Lesser Goldfinch’: observing surreality in the late medieval period; following young characters who felt a call to arms, finding purpose through worship, and redeeming themselves amongst absolute ruination. This narrative explores Norse and Celtic mythology, English Magic, and recorded history in medieval lapidaries by interpreting Ethan Hawke’s ‘Rules for a Knight’.

‘And in Faith’
Oil paint on cradled wood panel
11” x 14” x 1”
2019

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Olivia Di Gregorio is a painter based in Toronto, featuring mythical figures in dream-like landscapes throughout her work. Her images look to mythology for inspiration, with fairies and elements of magic to explain a healing shift from one state into another as a form of visual escapism. She has recently been selected as a finalist in the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine Art Prize in the traditional art category, exhibited at Modern Eden in San Francisco using a grant awarded from the Ontario Arts Council, and published in Booooooom’s ‘Tomorrow’s Talent Vol. II’ curated art book.





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