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If There Is No Wind, Row

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Materials & Dimensions: watercolour, prismacolor, gold leaf; maple wood framed; 12” x 12”

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Materials & Dimensions: watercolour, prismacolor, gold leaf; maple wood framed; 12” x 12”

An extension of my interest in water is my love of boats as vessels for transport, as carriers of the spirit, and as signifiers of journeys undertaken. This image of the boat references a 2000 year-old finely-crafted gold boat from the Broighter gold hoard which is held in the collection of the National Museum of Ireland.

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  • Address: Bark Point Road
    Herbster, WI 54844
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