John rush Art

In Greek mythology, Gaia is the primordial goddess of the Earth, the mother of all, and a powerful force who shaped the cosmos and intervened in the affairs of gods and mortals alike...

Kneeling Spirit by John Rush presents a contemplative, otherworldly figure poised between earthly form and transcendent presence. Rendered in soft blue tones, the kneeling silhouette...

Winged Figure Study by John Rush is a striking exploration of transformation and imagination. A pale, silhouetted figure strides forward with staff in hand, while a vivid array of pa...

Kirké fascinated both the ancient Greeks and Romans because the stories told about her were unbelievable but too enticing to ignore. She was called the Dread Goddess for a very good ...

Odysseus distills one of mythology's most enduring figures into a quiet, introspective moment. Rather than depicting the hero in triumph or conflict, John Rush presents Odysseus from...

In Penelope Waits, John Rush captures the quiet strength of unwavering devotion. Set within a sparse woodland, the solitary figure appears both present and elusive, her softened form...

Kirke with Swine draws on the Greek myth of Circe (also spelled Kirke), the enchantress who transforms Odysseus's crew into swine. Rather than depicting the story as a dramatic narra...

Woman in an Antique Dress by John Rush presents a quiet, contemplative figure seated in graceful repose, her gaze lowered in a moment of introspection. The subject's porcelain-like c...

Hunting Hound by John Rush presents a graceful sighthound standing in quiet profile, its luminous white form contrasted against a stylized woodland backdrop. Delicate silhouettes of ...

John Rush's Hermes presents the messenger god as a liminal figure navigating the space between opposing worlds. Through a dynamic interplay of color, abstraction, and the human form,...

In this painting John Rush powerfully depicts the story between the Goddess Kalypso and Odysseus, where Kalypso holds Odysseus captive on her isolated island of Ogygia for seven year...

Pegasus draws on the enduring myth of the winged horse from Greek mythology, a symbol of freedom, inspiration, and the pursuit of the divine. Born from the blood of Medusa and later ...

In Victory, John Rush distills the classical figure into a quiet meditation on resilience and grace. Rendered in a restrained palette of warm ivory, soft gray, and deep black, the st...

Blue Spirit by John Rush is an evocative oil painting on panel that captures a luminous, ethereal figure suspended between presence and apparition. Rendered in delicate shades of blu...

"Centaur" reimagines the mythological creature through a dreamlike and contemporary lens. Rendered in luminous layers of oil paint, the figure appears suspended between worlds, its h...

According to Greek mythology, Kalypso, a beautiful nymph, captured Odysseus and held him on her island for seven years. She was deeply in love with him but was forced to let him ret...