Nineteenth Century Whaling

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Nineteenth Century Whaling

Williamsburg, Virginia, USA, 2012. Canvas stretched on wooden frame, 16.5" x 20," abstract, acrylic. Suggested objects: tail end of diving whale, two or more boats breaking up, feeling of struggle, noise, fight for life by all, ironic beautifully colored and designed scene for canvas filled with violence.

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Williamsburg Virginia USA 2012. Canvas stretched on wooden frame 16.5" x 20" abstract acrylic. Suggested objects: tail end of diving whale two or more boats breaking up feeling of struggle noise fight for life by all ironic beauti
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Fine Art Acrylic Nature/Wildlife Abstract canvas acrylic tail of diving whale several boats breaking up feeling of struggle noise fight for life by all ironic beautifully colored scene of violence!

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Anne Whiteway

Anne Whiteway 19 Nov 2013

Bruce, this is very powerful work. I wish that the horror would end too. The colors in this are vibrant and full of energy.

Bruce Combs
Artist Reply: Thank you so much for you comment and expression about this painting and topic. I felt when I finished it that it was one of my best ever. As usual, only the very smartest, sensitive, insightful, etc., etc., painters agree with me! Well, few people yet praise the art of Sylvester Roquefort Anglesmith. Just wait! Peace, etc., Bruce
Anneke Hut

Anneke Hut 24 Apr 2013

Beautiful emotional art! I'm afraid in the end the whale will lose. You've painted the struggle so well, Bruce!

Bruce Combs
Artist Reply: May daffodils of many colors surround you in susnhine for such an encouraging comment, Anneke! Peace, etc., Bruce