Product code: Guiding Light Wyland & Hogue 1989 Lighthouse Orca deals Whale Wave Art Orcas Poster
"Look at the sea and behold a mystery" - Wyland. This is an original Wyland Galleries poster on thick paper, and features "Guiding Light" which is an original oil painting by Wyland in collaboration with deals Al Hogue in 1989. This rare poster is signed in print by Al Hogue and Wyland (not hand-signed) and features a majestic pod of Orca (killer) whales in the moonlight, with a wave atop which shimmers in the moonlight infront of the lighthouse. Frame the poster, or the image for a beautiful addition to your home. This piece is new and has never been framed. It may have extremely minor handling from storage. Approximate Measurements: Width: 14.5 inches (36.8cm) Height: 26 inches (66cm) Internationally known marine life artist Wyland is one of the most recognized artists of our time. An innovative painter, sculpture, writer, photographer, philanthropist, and filmmaker. Al Hogue was born in British Columbia Canada, where he developed a profound appreciation for nature. Ref#FR0013.
"Look at the sea and behold a mystery" - Wyland. This is an original Wyland Galleries poster on thick paper, and features "Guiding Light" which is an original oil painting by Wyland in collaboration with deals Al Hogue in 1989. This rare poster is signed in print by Al Hogue and Wyland (not hand-signed) and features a majestic pod of Orca (killer) whales in the moonlight, with a wave atop which shimmers in the moonlight infront of the lighthouse. Frame the poster, or the image for a beautiful addition to your home. This piece is new and has never been framed. It may have extremely minor handling from storage. Approximate Measurements: Width: 14.5 inches (36.8cm) Height: 26 inches (66cm) Internationally known marine life artist Wyland is one of the most recognized artists of our time. An innovative painter, sculpture, writer, photographer, philanthropist, and filmmaker. Al Hogue was born in British Columbia Canada, where he developed a profound appreciation for nature. Ref#FR0013.