A Single Tear

Paintings can have wholly sorts of meanings. Usually, painters use these pieces of art to express themselves on things they cannot patternly do. Sometimes, it can withal be a product of imagination. At times, they want to visualize a series of events into one artwork. These photographs turn out to be abstracts but along the lines and colors use, there is soundless(prenominal) a hidden meaning cover in them. This what makes paintings interesting and mysterious.The lithograph represents the typical Indian attractor amidst struggles and tests of life. No exit how strong and determined a leader is, he still has his weak moments and the carbon and wind symbolize the stumbling blocks. precisely no matter how ticklish it may seem to be, the leader is always a leader and he must not let his fears bring him down.The Indian foreland showed his strength by leading his people in their exodus. Even if he is uncertain of what is about to come, he kept his people together and slip away in hand, they are to face the challenges.Just by his name alone, I hypothecate Mr. Echohawk is an Indian himself. If not, he probably has strong affiliations with primordial Americans. This Indian master(prenominal) which he portrayed intensely could be his ancestors. Maybe he well-read of their story about the hard times undergone by the American Indians not so long ago.And since he was not there and could not be there, he imagined what might have taken place through this painting. Since it is difficult or impossible to describe through paintings the feelings of this Indian knob, he used a single tear to speak for his emotions.The single tear that streamed from this warriors face signifies leadership. It does not mean that a good leader would not feel apprehensions anymore. Further, it does not mean it would make the Indian Chief less of a man if a tear drops from his face. Like a normal humanA Single Tear 2being and any other leader, he feels scared too. But this Indian Chi ef is driven by willpower and fortitude to waive his people to safety. The leader also felt fear but his function to his people vanquished these feelings of doubt and insecurity to what the future holds.The single tear reveals the flaw of the human race regardless of our color and tribe. By imperfection, it means that distributively person despite of his stature and position becomes fragile sometimes. The Indian Chief in the painting is experiencing vulnerability but he must continue up to his dignity and sense of worth.As to his case, what urged him not to give up is for the saki of his people who look up to him being the person in command. If he surrenders, then his people would lose hope. His courage marks the fate of the American Indians.The single tear also denotes faith and hope. Faith in that afterwards the storm, the sun will shine for the Indian Chief and his people. Faith that the snow and wind is only temporary and it will end somehow. promise is a positive outlook from which they get their strength to surpass all these trials and hardships. Hope that a brighter life is in store for the native community.History tells us that the Native Americans have a rich past which upholds both their ups and downs. They acknowledged their victories and defeats and learned from these experiences which made them a stronger community despite chauvinism and discrimination from the whites. What is all important(p) for them is their unity and pride as a race of principled people.Finally, I really view this painting by Mr. Echohawk as an emotional one. It portrays a mixture of passion and sentiment. I wish my readers can see this painting for themselves. Rest assured that anybody can definitely empathize with me. Just exchangeable any struggling race, the American Indians are trying their best to survive their bloodline in the midst of globalization and modernity. This trait is the one I truly appreciate.