The Second Voyage Of Icarus Metal Print
by Guy Kinnear
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The Second Voyage Of Icarus metal print by Guy Kinnear. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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It is often assumed in the story of Icarus, that he failed because he was foolish... but what if he was actually TRYING to reach the sun, and what if... more
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Artist's Description
It is often assumed in the story of Icarus, that he failed because he was foolish... but what if he was actually TRYING to reach the sun, and what if he got a second shot at it, and what if the second attempt was successful.
And the sky opened up to greet him.
This quality photo reproduction of Guy Kinnear's original oil painting is frame-ready to start your personal art collection for your home. This is a budget-friendly way to start your personal art collection in your home.
About Guy Kinnear
I'm a magical realist living off-the-grid in a lovely place where even GPS gets lost. Some years ago, my family and I left Los Angeles to return to our rural roots and live off-the-grid in a lovely place where even GPS gets lost. Here we produce our own electricity, pump our own water, process our own trash, and we are working on growing food and raising animals. Intending to go natural, reduce our carbon footprint and reconnect with earth, we discovered just how synthetic we really were after decades of living urban. Being artists, we have processed our re-engagement with the land by creating these Golems as a team and staging them in the land we live on. I then take these stagings and turn them into paintings using classical oil...
$111.00
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