Alleluiah 1929 by Bertram Brooker

Art Reproduction

In this composition, set against a backdrop of green, purple, and grey mountains against a medium-blue sky, a striking encounter unfolds. The foreground features protruding industrial cylinders engaged in a visual dialogue with the otherworldly, organic shapes that seem to hover in the background. Brooker’s objective was to capture the intricate harmony found in Handel’s Messiah’s Hallelujah Chorus. The artwork aspires to transport its observer into the realm of intuition and imagination, transcending the confines of the material world. It beckons one to a sphere that exists beyond ordinary space and time.