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John Pitre Art
John Pitre Art

Restrictions Fine Art Oil on Canvas

$227.17
The rider represents each and every one of us. Pegasus (the mythical winged creature of poetic inspiration) is symbolic of the vehicles we choose to ride through life – our occupations, goals, loves, and dreams. The silver ropes tethering us to earth are the “restrictions” placed on us in life, physical, financial, social, for each and every one of us these restrictions are different, temporarily preventing us from flying without limitations to embrace our dreams and goals. The rider looks skyward with hope and optimism toward an image of himself, free and unencumbered, in the sky.
Availability:
Due to COVID, fulfillment and shipping may be delayed 14-17 business days. All artwork is hand signed by Pitre in gold. Custom sizing and canvases available for all art. Limited Editions are numbered; call for reserved sequence #'s.
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John Pitre's "Restrictions" is an oil on canvas, arguably Pitre's most famous work selling over 7,000,000 (million) prints world-wide. Its timeless message resonates with all of us. The rider represents each and every one of us throughout the world. Pegasus (the mythical winged creature of poetic inspiration) is symbolic of the vehicles we choose to ride through life; our occupations, goals, loves, and dreams. The silver ropes tethering us to Earth are the “restrictions” placed on us in life being physical, financial or social. For each and every one of us, these restrictions are different, temporarily preventing us from flying without limitations to embrace our dreams and goals. The rider looks skyward with hope and optimism toward an image of himself, free and unencumbered, in the sky.

John Pitre's "Restrictions" is an oil on canvas, arguably Pitre's most famous work selling over 7,000,000 (million) prints world-wide. Its timeless message resonates with all of us. The rider represents each and every one of us throughout the world. Pegasus (the mythical winged creature of poetic inspiration) is symbolic of the vehicles we choose to ride through life; our occupations, goals, loves, and dreams. The silver ropes tethering us to Earth are the “restrictions” placed on us in life being physical, financial or social. For each and every one of us, these restrictions are different, temporarily preventing us from flying without limitations to embrace our dreams and goals. The rider looks skyward with hope and optimism toward an image of himself, free and unencumbered, in the sky.