Very good condition.
29″W x 15″H
MICHAEL GUINANE “Final Serenity” Original Oil on Canvas Circa 2007
$595.00
“Final Serenity” by Columbus, Ohio artist Michael Guinane depicts a woman lying horizontally with her hands tucked under her body, her neck slack and head tilted with her dark hair splayed. A warm emanates from the piece, illuminating her skin against her dark hair and dress. Signed in corner.
About the Artist:
From his website: “Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Michael Guinane moved to Columbus in 1996 to attend the Columbus College of Art and Design. He graduated with a BFA majoring in illustration in 2000. Michael continues to live and work in Columbus showing in galleries, public venues and doing privately commissioned works that are shown throughout the country while also teaching courses in painting at the Columbus Cultural Arts Center. He is represented by the Sharon Weiss Gallery in Columbus and the Sharpe Gallery in Maine.”
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