Amaranthine Museum

Amaranthine Museum The Amaranthine Museum is a collection of nearly 200 pieces of artwork by artist Les Harris at Clipper Park in Woodberry. His

Museum hours vary and openings are posted. Special appointments can be made by calling or emailing us. "Harris' exhibit is a clear example of chromatic maximalism in its purest form of expression. In this intricate dramatically lit labyrinth of art, visitors wind through a maze of walls covered floor to ceiling in Harris' unique and vibrant paintings.

'During a visit to the Chartre Cathedral in

France the force of the light projected through her beautiful windows confounded Harris. From that moment on he dedicated his work to the constant obsessisve search for the recreation of those colors in his work and space.

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01/15/2026

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This image is a 3×4 grid of sacred geometry symbols, rendered in glowing blue and white on a dark background. Here are brief descriptions of each symbol, listed left to right, top to bottom:
1. Vesica Piscis – Two overlapping circles forming an almond shape; symbolizes creation, duality, and the intersection of spirit and matter.
2. Triple Vesica / Triquetra-like Form – Three interlocking arcs within a circle; represents unity of three forces (e.g., mind–body–spirit, past–present–future).
3. Seed of Life (partial) – Multiple overlapping circles radiating from a center; symbolizes beginnings, potential, and the blueprint of creation.
4. Flower of Life – A full lattice of evenly spaced overlapping circles; represents cosmic order, interconnectedness, and the structure of reality.
5. Fruit of Life – Thirteen circles derived from the Flower of Life; associated with the foundational patterns of space and the building blocks of existence.
6. Metatron’s Cube – A complex geometric figure connecting the Fruit of Life; contains all Platonic solids and represents divine balance and structure.
7. Merkaba (Star Tetrahedron) – Two interlocking tetrahedrons; symbolizes light, spirit-body integration, and ascension.
8. Star Polyhedron / Expanded Metatron Form – A radiating star within a geometric frame; represents higher-dimensional geometry and energetic expansion.
9. Tree of Life (Kabbalah) – Ten spheres (sephiroth) connected by paths; symbolizes consciousness, spiritual development, and divine emanation.
10. Golden Ratio / Fibonacci Spiral – A spiral within a rectangle; represents natural growth patterns, harmony, and mathematical beauty.
11. Flower of Life (dense variation) – A more tightly packed circular lattice; emphasizes infinite repetition and unity.
12. Toroidal Field – A donut-shaped energy flow pattern; represents self-sustaining energy, electromagnetic fields, and universal life force.

All created by me using Photoshop (no A.I in the images, although I did ask for help with the descriptions)

As 2025 winds to a close, please consider making a year end tax deductible contribution to the Amaranthine Museum! In ca...
12/31/2025

As 2025 winds to a close, please consider making a year end tax deductible contribution to the Amaranthine Museum! In case you missed our year in review:
- The gallery hosted a stream of visitors throughout 2025, awed by the artwork and intrigued by the esoteric search within.
- Les Harris and the museum were featured in a documentary by KG Giroux, a student of the Tisch School of the Arts at NYU. This 13-minute film, Amaranthine Divine, can be viewed here:
HTTPS://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T73tI4QwysU
- The artwork of Les Harris can be briefly seen in the Netflix series Amsterdam Empire.
- Catch video footage of Les Harris speaking at www.AmaranthineMuseum.org
- We were featured again in the citywide Doors Open in October
- Our website continues to reach audiences well beyond our Baltimore home.
- Visitors to our online Gallery of Art continue to increase by 30% each year!
- We welcome groups and tours for visits as well as offer monthly openings

Harris’ labyrinthine vision lives on within the museum. We count on friends such as you to help support our mission. Your contribution makes a difference and is tax deductible. There is a PayPal donation link at www.amaranthinemuseum.org.

From all of us at The Amaranthine Museum, thank you for keeping us in your thoughts! We wish you a Happy New Year!

Maximalist artist Les Harris set out on a labyrinthine journey 45 years ago. Choosing to install his artwork rather than sell, his one room studio grew exponentially into a massive installation, drawing visitors from throughout the world. To view the artwork, link to “Gallery of Art” to the r....

Happy Birthday to artist Les Harris!
06/15/2025

Happy Birthday to artist Les Harris!

12/04/2024

Les Harris journaled through his artwork his growing concept of all being One, from religion to cosmology to numerology and sacred geometry. All in all. “Just as all began (from the Big Bang, or the Word, depending on whether you are talking about physics or the New Testament) and expanded into the myriad forms that are permeated with the One, all returns to Oneness.” Joy Andrews Hayter

A wonderful day with   Open Baltimore
10/27/2024

A wonderful day with Open Baltimore

A wonderful day with   Open Baltimore!
10/27/2024

A wonderful day with Open Baltimore!

Third Thursday  is August 15 from 5-7:30.  Visit  to see other participating artists.
08/11/2024

Third Thursday is August 15 from 5-7:30. Visit to see other participating artists.

We are pleased to be participating in the new ArtAroundHampden third Thursday art walk!  The next event will be this Thu...
08/11/2024

We are pleased to be participating in the new ArtAroundHampden third Thursday art walk! The next event will be this Thursday, August 15 and we will be open from 5-7:30 Visit here on Facebook to see other participating artists.

07/20/2024
07/07/2024

Harris’ work expresses his study of Hermes Trismegistus who is ‘revered for his wisdom and teachings, which emphasize the unity of all things, the interconnectedness of the macrocosm and the microcosm, and the potential for human transformation’ (from AI). I quite liked this, but please feel free to engage if a better description you find.

We are pleased to be participating in the new ArtAroundHampden third Thursday art walk!  The inaugural event will be on ...
07/04/2024

We are pleased to be participating in the new ArtAroundHampden third Thursday art walk! The inaugural event will be on July 18th and we will be open from 5-7:30 Visit here on Facebook to see other participating artists.

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2010 Clipper Park Road, #102
Baltimore, MD
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