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SUPERHEROES, ICONS, AND FANTASY FEMALES
2017. 30" × 30"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas.
2011. 33" x 32"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas.
2011. 30" × 22". Limited Edition Fine Art Print (uniquely hand-torn).
2014. 32" x 32"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas.
2010. 9.25" × 20.5". Collage with archival inks on paper, & acrylic sealant
2014. 29" x 32"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas. Collection of Gateway Regional Arts Center, Kentucky.
2011. 38" × 32"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas. Hoffman Collection.
2007. 12" x 9" x 1". 3-D Limited Edition Print (Borat).
2014. 36" x 34"x 2". Quilted Tapestry of Mixed Media with Acrylic Painting on Canvas. Collection of Gateway Regional Arts Center, Kentucky
2007. 12" × 9" × 1". 3-D Limited Edition Fine Art Print (uniquely hand-torn).
2007. 42" x 14"x 4". 3-D Collage/Archival Inks on Paper.
2007. 12" × 9" × 1". 3-D Limited Edition Fine Art Print (uniquely hand-torn).
WONDER WOMAN REVISITED
Lika a crash of thunder from the sky – with the beauty of Aphrodite, the wisdom of Athena, the strength of Hercules and the speed of Mercury – Wonder Woman arrives as a reinvention of the sculptor, Linda Stein.
Never before has the need for this Heroic Knight been so great. Time beckons, and the Warrior Woman comes – to weave her spell and further the cause of peace, equality and security in a world that seems to be spiraling madly toward perpetual war.
Three years after running northward while watching the slow downward slump of the 9/11 Trade Towers, Stein became aware that with the re-birthing of her own symbolic Wonder Woman, she arrives at a form which makes her feel safe.
“Wonder Woman: A Comic Book Character Shows the Way” by Linda Stein
“Icons, Superheroes and Fantasies a Feminist Can Love?” by Linda Stein