'An Allegory of Things Unknown - no. 20'

$ 600.00 In stock

Product description: Series of Paintings and drawings on canvas and masonite and Paper, using abstract shape and form to give a visual puzzle to let your imagination interpret the meaning of the piece. The world is filled with things we will discover of what was once unknown, to give meaning with our own perceptions to reveal a truth personal and unique. Begin the conversation, Begin the journey, allow you mind to discover and entertain the things that were once unknown. Piece is Painted on 18? x 24? masonite panel, finished with a satin varnish, custom mounted and framed in wood. Giving a 3? depth and a 1? profile. Wood is in a Black Stain Finish. *also Available un-mounted and framed.

$500.00 USD

'An Allegory of Things Unknown - no. 20'

by Mellon Fine Art

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Product ID#: 42327
Dimensions: 28" width x20" height x3" depth
Weight: 10 lbs
Materials: Acrylic, Charcoal, Pastel, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials
Colors: Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, White

Artwork Description: Series of Paintings and drawings on canvas and masonite and Paper, using abstract shape and form to give a visual puzzle to let your imagination interpret the meaning of the piece.
The world is filled with things we will discover of what was once unknown, to give meaning with our own perceptions to reveal a truth personal and unique. Begin the conversation, Begin the journey, allow you mind to discover and entertain the things that were once unknown.
Piece is Painted on 18? x 24? masonite panel, finished with a satin varnish, custom mounted and framed in wood. Giving a 3? depth and a 1? profile. Wood is in a Black Stain Finish.
*also Available un-mounted and framed.

Mellon Fine Art Las Vegas

Mark M. Mellon has been painting and creating artwork since 1996. After leaving school in 1998, he decided that learning the disciplines of being an artist worked best when it was self taught. He studied and learned through using books, information online and learning from local artists, writers and philosophers. Not only about art and it�s history, but also immersing himself into independent study of philosophy, psychology, mythology as well as just simply trying to live life as a human. His artwork has always been an extension...read more