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Denali Summer
by William S. Phillips
Bill Phillips’ new painting Denali Summer
features two celebrated icons of the far North: one natural, one
man-made. The forbidding and beautiful Alaskan wilds provide the
backdrop for the legendary workhorse of the Alaskan bush: a De Havilland
Beaver float plane. As the plane roars over the summer tundra, the
icy river below rushes and tumbles its contents of glacial silt.
On the distant horizon, America’s highest peak dominates the
horizon. (Mount McKinley is also known as Denali, or “The High
One,” in the language of the local people.) Mount McKinley’s
scale is so massive that the mountain actually creates its own weather,
and today its peak sparkles in the brilliant sunlight of one of
the few cloudless days of the year.
Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée
Canvas:
limited to 150 s/n.
30"w x 22"h.
$725 | $875 CDN | £470 FREE SHIPPING

Raging Bulls
by Joshua Spies
"I like to paint for the story," says artist Joshua Spies.
"With Raging Bulls, you can feel
the power and the passion of these enormous animals. It's an intense
scene." The locked tusks and tree-trunk legs of the massive
bull elephants have raised a cloud of dust that adds to the drama
of the battle.
Joshua Spies graduated from South Dakota State University in 1996
with a degree in Fine Arts. His list of awards and recognitions
is extensive, including the 2007 Dallas Safari Club Artist of the
Year award and the appearance of his paintings in two major motion
pictures. His travels take him across the globe in search of subjects
great and small.
"The best thing about doing what I do," he says, "is
raising awareness. I like to show people something they might not
see otherwise, to get them thinking about the larger world. My hope
is that when they see these magnificent animals, the variety of
wildlife out there, that they'll be more interested in preserving
their habitats."
MasterWork™
Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Giclée Canvas:
limited to 35 s/n.
36"w x 41"h (unstretched).
$1450 | $1750 CDN | £940 FREE SHIPPING
Arriving June 2007
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