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Country Girls
by Steve Hanks
“Country Girls is simply about enjoying the times
when your children are small,” says Steve Hanks. Sometimes
his pieces convey layers of meaning, this piece, however, in a smaller
scale than Hanks usually paints, conveys the beauty of two tow-headed
girls enjoying a moment outdoors in the country. In what could be
Anytown, USA, Hanks captures an innocent time of pretending and
the simple joys of childhood.
Greenwich Workshop Original Fine Art Giclée
Canvas:
limited to 250 s/n.
16"w x 11"h.
$250 | $285 CDN | £170 | €250
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Arriving August 2006
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A Special Collection of Figurative Nudes
in Fine Art Limited Edition Giclée Canvases
Throughout history, painters have admired and then captured
the human form in many
ways. Over time, the most discerning art aficionados have realized
the importance of
including at least one nude as a staple of their prized collections.
Steve Hanks’ exquisite contribution to this timeless art
form is evidenced in his latest series, Figures in Light.
Rather than convey a specific message through his paintings,
Hanks prefers to evoke an emotion he refers to as “introspective
solitude.” Discerning collectors will appreciate these
signed and numbered, limited edition canvas giclée prints.To
view Hanks’ figurative nudes in his new collection visit:
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My Little Angel
by Steve Hanks
“It is rare that I paint a piece with no background. Since
there is no competition with the image, the angel, my daughter,
appears to be floating within the white of the paper,” says
Hanks of his fine art limited edition My Little Angel. “The
piece is about treasuring times when your kids are still young and
innocent and like to dabble in make-believe.The colors are soft
and subtle and create a feeling that the angel is gliding. A lovely
way to revisit the charms of childhood.”
Greenwich Workshop Original Fine Art Giclée
Canvas:
limited to 300 s/n.
10"w x 11"h.
$195 | $225 CDN | £130 | €190
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Arriving October 2006
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