EMIGRE (2006) by Michael Whelan
Acrylic on Panel - 12" x 12"
A study done at the time I painted END OF NATURE VII, later finished to become a new small painting in its own right. If only she indulged in a little self-examination, she would know that she carries the means to a new beginning on her own shoulders.
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EROSION (1999) by Michael Whelan
Acrylic on Panel - 32" x 40"
The fourth of my End of Nature paintings. The figure is stranded on a pillar of human folly, looking up to a symbol of technology (the lamppost) for her deliverance from the perils signaled by the oncoming storm. Will Science light the way to the future?
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EROSION (1999) by Michael Whelan - Acrylic on Panel - 32" x 40"
The fourth of my End of Nature paintings. The figure is stranded on a pillar of human folly, looking up to a symbol of technology (the lamppost) for her deliverance from the perils signaled by the oncoming storm. Will Science light the way to the future?
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BEANSTALK (2001) by Michael Whelan
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THE END OF NATURE (1998) by Michael Whelan with figure detail.
Acrylic on Gessoboard - 28” x 22”
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EROSION (1999) by Michael Whelan with figure detail
Acrylic on Panel - 32” x 40”
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EDGEDANCER (2002) with detail by Michael Whelan
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EMIGRE (2006) by Michael Whelan
Acrylic on Panel - 12" x 12"
A study done at the time I painted END OF NATURE VII, later finished to become a new small painting in its own right. If only she indulged in a little self-examination, she would know that she carries the means to a new beginning on her own shoulders.
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EROSION (1999) by Michael Whelan - Acrylic on Panel - 32" x 40"
The fourth of my End of Nature paintings. The figure is stranded on a pillar of human folly, looking up to a symbol of technology (the lamppost) for her deliverance from the perils signaled by the oncoming storm. Will Science light the way to the future?
(via theartofmichaelwhelan)
Source: michaelwhelan.com







