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Dan Devine's "Speed Kills" S/N Giclée Canvas

Currency:USD Category:Art / General - Direct from the Artist Start Price:500.00 USD Estimated At:NA
Dan Devine's Speed Kills S/N Giclée Canvas
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The anticipation is palpable in DAN DEVINE’S “SPEED KILLS” 20x30 LIMITED EDITION S/N (4/950) CANVAS GICLÉE, which depicts the two fastest animals on the planet, a cheetah and Thompson’s gazelle, going head to head in a showdown of speed at the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro. It comes mounted in a black floating frame with COA and 23-karat gold leaf name plaque: “Speed Kills’, Daniel Earl Devine, Wild Encounters Collection. Mr. Devine is an SCI Member who has donated to other chapters but this is his first to SCI Houston, and it’s an 100% donation! This is just one of his Wild Encounters Collection, a series of paintings depicting wildlife interacting in their natural habitat. These exciting images capture the anticipation of a climactic event about to unfold. Comments the artist himself, “My paintings show wildlife encountering each other in their natural habitat. which is what happens all the time in nature. The paintings are action oriented (and) the viewer is in anticipation of a climactic moment unfolding, creating true to life drama. I paint using similar techniques as the old masters, laying down layers of dark background then layering on light and color (and) finishing with a flat or gloss varnish. I paint with Windsor and Newton Sceptre Gold II [1000] brushes for the most part, which are the smallest brushes on the spectrum. While standing I use a magnification lamp in order to capture the desired detail. The paintings are done in oils on triple primed extra fine linen canvas. It takes me approximately three months to complete a 20?x 30? painting. It is a very labor intensive process.” This is a 100% donation from Dan and The Devine Gallery!
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