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by James Andrews
$61.00
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Our lightweight, microfiber tapestries are available in three different sizes and feature incredible artwork to complement any wall space. Each tapestry has hemmed edges for secure hanging with nails and/or thumbtacks.
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I once read an author's interpretation of Ezekiel's wheels in the sky as a metaphor for maintaining balance in our lives. I wish I could find the... more
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I once read an author's interpretation of Ezekiel's "wheels in the sky" as a metaphor for maintaining balance in our lives. I wish I could find the piece again to review it because, at the time, it was inspiring enough to bring this image to my canvas. I have the "everyman," struggling to balance his life--wearing his shirt and tie while in a wheat field at a farm. The high wire is tied between the spring blooming jacaranda and fiery maple of autumn. The clouds form our angel's wings and the four wheels shine down equally on the four corners of the earth.
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James Andrews is an artist and teacher who has been living in the Pacific Northwest since 1999. Andrews work is best described as Narrative Surrealism. While he is skilled in classical figure drawing with graphite and color pencil, the bulk of his professional work is in painting. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1973, Andrews' family moved out to Long Island's beautiful East End when he was a toddler. The skies, waters and other scenic features of the beloved Hamptons area, which he will always refer to as “home” populate many of his paintings. Andrews has always had a love of art and the stories it can tell. This love led him to pursue and earn a BFA in Theatrical Design from the State University of New York at New Paltz and,...
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