Each week we present the works of one of the XUNICEF photographers or artists represented in our galleries. This week we feature the works of Cecilia Lotse. Cecilia presented some of her works in our September special edition on the Arts and Artists of XUNICEF. Now she has added two paintings from a new series.
"I’m very happy to share two paintings in a series I’m working on inspired by my trip to Antarctica this January-February. A fabulous 70th birthday present to myself, which thankfully was completed before the Corona virus broke out globally!
The first one is Point Wild on Elephant Island where Shackleton’s crew were stuck for four and a half months after their ship “The Endurance” had been crushed in the Weddell Sea.
The first one is Point Wild on Elephant Island where Shackleton’s crew were stuck for four and a half months after their ship “The Endurance” had been crushed in the Weddell Sea.
The second is a Snow Petrel (Pagodroma nivea)."
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