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Presenting Little Egret, Orginal Acrylic Painting (Print) by Renne' Siewers (For Sale)

 

 


                                            My Utmost for His Highest

                                                       Presenting Little Egret

Original Interpretation

Little Egret may be smaller than his fellow egrets, but he loves hanging by the seaside.  The cold weather is Little Egret’s favorite time of the year.  During the heated summer, I want to join the Little Egret in a colder environment away from the burning sun.

The beauty of the egret is amplified by its beautiful whispy hair and contrasting black bill.

The life of a Little Egret living on the beautiful oceanside contrasts those who live in inner cities with veterans, psychiatric individuals, illegal aliens, and victims who are lost in our complicated government politics and maze of forms.  God’s protection and guidance come in all shapes of life that contrast from beauty to ugliness.

 


 

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