‘Ari Roussimoff’s Masonic mirror’

    

‘Masonic Legacy’ by Ari Roussimoff.

Ari Roussimoff, my favorite contemporary painter of Masonic speculations, recently revealed his latest. Titled “Masonic Legacy,” the composition continues with ideas you’ll recognize from earlier works, but with this difference: the mirror at the center.

In Masonic ritual and symbol, the mirror can be found inside the Chamber of Reflection and near the close of the EA° in certain rites. Ari explains his own employment of the tool:

“Masonic Legacy,” 2024-25. Recently completed.

At the very center is an actual mirror. Whenever a Freemason looks into it, he will see not only his reflection, but he also will see himself as part of a long and great history.

Details of the painting.

In regards to my depiction of Hiram Abiff (on the right, and standing on the winding stairs), it should be noted that back in that era, Master Builders or Architects were regarded in a way similar to royalty. They did not dress like ordinary laborers, hence the aristocratic clothing worn by Hiram in my painting.

This painting is on wood, measuring approximately 10½ x 10½ inches.

Details of the painting.

This piece is for sale. (Ari tells me photos don’t do the painting justice, even though I think it looks sensational from here.) Contact him here. Click here to see what more you can obtain to beautify your lodge room or your study or wherever you think best. Ari’s website is here.