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39.5″W x 37.5″H
CASEY MCGLYNN “This is Why Going Where We’re Going Takes So Long” Original Mixed Media on Canvas
$1,495.00
This original mixed media painting on canvas by Canadian-born artist Casey McGlynn depicts a prominent elephant encompassed by a parade of birds and smaller pachyderms, the occasional bear or human figure sparsely punctuating the image. An avid drawer from childhood, McGlynn regularly incorporates animals into his work, using the various creatures of his pictorial vocabulary to create symbolic works of art that allow delight even on the barest of surface levels. This original painting is mounted in a floating wood frame and is signed, titled, and dated from 2007/2008 by the artist en verso.
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