Powerlines

Name: Powerlines
Brand: Works Art Gallery
SKU: 16x20 Matte Paper
Price: 75.0 CAD
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By Bob Young

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Sitting in rush hour traffic one day, Young was struck by the lofty height of some electrical towers in Kingston’s east end. The resulting picture isn’t a conventionally “beautiful” landscape. But it's very harshness arrests me. The power lines seem to energize the sky, with patches of light green like signs of wiser energy systems to come. This is North American suburbia—where most of us now live. It has many non-places like this, spots in which I’m unlikely to have a leisurely picnic! Still, it has a certain bleak beauty.

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Made with Archival Papers and Canvas
Giclée Printed Archival Inks
100% Handmade with Love in Canada
Uses Acid-Free Matboard (Matted Prints only)

Pickup available at 673 Innovation Drive

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Pickup available at 673 Innovation Drive

Usually ready in 5+ days

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673 Innovation Drive

Pickup available,usually ready in 5+ days

673 Innovation Drive
Unit 3
Kingston ON K7K 7E6
Canada

6139850858

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Powerlines

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About the Artist

Bob Young

Bob Young works primarily with oil paint, creating impressionist landscapes of local scenes- specifically urban Kingston. Young is very interested in the climate crisis, his paintings at first glance a beautiful depiction of sunset skies, really a commentary on the fiery sky caused by the planet overheating. Another common theme strung through his work is the power lines dotting our city skylines. He has a background in architecture, urban planning and is a published novelist.