Andrew Denman Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Gallery Wrap Giclee Canvas :"Keep Searching, Winkie"
Artist: Andrew Denman
Title: Keep Searching, Winkie
Size: 8"w x 12"h. Ships gallery wrapped
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited Edition to 75 with COA.
Release Date: 10/2011
About the Art: "Who doesn't love monkeys?" asks artist Andrew Denman. "This little fellow captured my heart one day on a trip to the San Francisco Zoo. Anyone who has ever named a pet is guilty of anthropomorphization and in some wildlife paintings, such sentiment creeps subconsciously into the artist's portrayal of the anatomy. My goal is to not let my feelings of identification with an animal subject distort the accuracy of my representation, but, I'm not at all above allowing emotion to shine through in the pose or expression I select or the title of the piece.
"In this case, the squirrel monkey's expression was so plaintive that I began to imagine a whole mythology surrounding him. For reasons I'll never understand, his name became Winkie and I pictured him in a little bellhop uniform, separated from his old organ grinder, wandering dark city streets awash in neon, casting his eyes to the heavens, searching for a place to belong. We find him here, perhaps lit by the first warm rays of the morning sun, eager for the hopefulness of a new day."
"Keep Searching, Winkie" will be delivered as a beautiful Gallery Wrap canvas, suitable for display with or without framing.
Title: Keep Searching, Winkie
Size: 8"w x 12"h. Ships gallery wrapped
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited Edition to 75 with COA.
Release Date: 10/2011
About the Art: "Who doesn't love monkeys?" asks artist Andrew Denman. "This little fellow captured my heart one day on a trip to the San Francisco Zoo. Anyone who has ever named a pet is guilty of anthropomorphization and in some wildlife paintings, such sentiment creeps subconsciously into the artist's portrayal of the anatomy. My goal is to not let my feelings of identification with an animal subject distort the accuracy of my representation, but, I'm not at all above allowing emotion to shine through in the pose or expression I select or the title of the piece.
"In this case, the squirrel monkey's expression was so plaintive that I began to imagine a whole mythology surrounding him. For reasons I'll never understand, his name became Winkie and I pictured him in a little bellhop uniform, separated from his old organ grinder, wandering dark city streets awash in neon, casting his eyes to the heavens, searching for a place to belong. We find him here, perhaps lit by the first warm rays of the morning sun, eager for the hopefulness of a new day."
"Keep Searching, Winkie" will be delivered as a beautiful Gallery Wrap canvas, suitable for display with or without framing.
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