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Description:
This extremely impressive oil on wood panel painting is an impressive example of Robert W. MacIsaac’s artistic genius. Indicative to his outstanding individuality as an artist, MacIsaac depicted an absolutely alluring maritime scene. MacIsaac’s composition displays a somber yet intriguing depiction of two shipwrecked boats. Quietly resting amongst docks of equal ruin, MacIsaac’s ships are surrounded by an atmosphere of yesterday’s glory. The colors of the ships match the soft and sullen cloudy sky, as if they might be disguising themselves from potential discovery. MacIsaac’s masterful choice of color and paint application creates a picture that displays a remarkable achievement in the depiction of a poignant powerful maritime scene. This painting is sincerely among MacIsaac’s truly remarkable one of a kinds.
This splendid painting is finished with an exceptional, complimentary, high quality frame, measuring a total of 28” x 19 1/2”. The unique framing, which greatly enhances the painting, was individually and artistically created by Le Chateau’s renowned master framer, Jeanette Shoenrock. The art is signed by MacIsaac, visible in the lower right corner. Here is a wonderful opportunity to own a striking original painting by a well-known artist at a remarkable price.
The eminent artist, Robert MacIsaac, was born in Detroit, Michigan in October of 1925. From a very early age he exhibited outstanding artistic genius and attended art school and apprenticeships in Detroit. MacIsaac served overseas in the American Army in World War II, in both the Philippine and New Guinea theatres of war. Upon his return to Michigan, he gained widespread recognition for his innovative works, including landscapes and his unique, artistic realism in maritime paintings. MacIsaac was also a renowned graphic designer, with his work including the Seal of the City of Novi.
In mid-life, MacIsaac moved to North Carolina where he further enhanced his skills, reputation and found great influence to his paintings by his rural surroundings. In his later years, he moved to Clearwater, Florida and continued to develop his extraordinary talent producing unrivaled oils and watercolors in favorite genre of abstract, landscapes and maritime seascapes. The artist is celebrated for his incredibly outstanding artistic work. His lifetime output was limited to seven to eight hundred classics, which accordingly increase in value as a result.
| Status: For Sale |
Reference#: MAC_0_86_08_28_19 |
| Condition:
Excellent |
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