The Scarab
An Egyptian symbol for regeneration and resurrection. Scarabs worn as jewelry or amulets
were believed to ensure recreation, immortality and symbolizes the evolution of the soul
through eternity.
An Egyptian symbol for regeneration and resurrection. Scarabs worn as jewelry or amulets
were believed to ensure recreation, immortality and symbolizes the evolution of the soul
through eternity.
| This was painted for Linda Latour, when she was fighting lung cancer. She passed away on July 20, 2004 after a brief but courageous battle. |
| Linda's Scarab Acrylic 2004 Private collection of Charles Latour, Casco, Michigan |
This was painted for Joe Ann Allen, when
she was fighting sinus cancer. She
survived her battle through additional
tumors and illnesses.
she was fighting sinus cancer. She
survived her battle through additional
tumors and illnesses.
| JoeAnn's Scarab Acrylic 2005 Private collection of JoeAnn Allen, Ypsilanti, Michigan |
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| Noreen's Scarab Acrylic 2007 Private Collection of Noreen Burkett, Allen Park, Michigan |
| This was painted for Noreen Burkett, when she was fighting breast cancer. She survived her battle. |
I designed my scarab tattoo with red exterior
and red-violet interior. This permanent mark
represents the people in my life who have
battled personally or have loved ones who
suffered from cancer.
and red-violet interior. This permanent mark
represents the people in my life who have
battled personally or have loved ones who
suffered from cancer.