Shoreline Residents Metal Print
by Tony Van Hasselt
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Shoreline Residents metal print by Tony Van Hasselt. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
Our Wednesday morning plein air group of painting friends gather at a different location each week and I know I have driven by this spot so many... more
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Artist's Description
Our Wednesday morning plein air group of painting friends gather at a different location each week and I know I have driven by this spot so many times. This time, at low tide, these rocks and the tree limb just asked to be painted.
About Tony Van Hasselt
Tony van Hasselt, A.W.S. loves to paint on location and watercolor is his favorite medium. Living in Maine, its coastline offers an infinite source of inspiration and subject material, while teaching assignments and travels give him the opportunity to explore and paint other exciting areas of the globe. Tony grew up in The Netherlands and worked in display and graphic design prior to arrival in the US. While attending art school in New York, he organized world-wide workshops taught by artists whose paintings he admired. Several of his idols became his mentors and friends in art. Elected to signature membership in the American Watercolor Society, van Hasselt's paintings and articles have been featured in major art magazines and...
$122.00
Susan Yerry-Sessoms
Congrats on your sale!!
CHITO GONZAGA
Your work has always been an inspiration to me. When I started painting, your book has guided me in more ways than one. To find you here in FAA, and view your paintings is such a pleasure and a learning one at that.
Warren Thompson
Nice..great soft and sharp shapes. Would the tree limb be an example of negitive painting?