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African Acrylic Print featuring the painting The Passage by Lee McCormick

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The Passage Acrylic Print

Lee McCormick

by Lee McCormick

$82.00

Product Details

The Passage acrylic print by Lee McCormick.   Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.

Design Details

Oil and mixed medium painting of an African oceanfront where a woman carrying a child is standing with tears in her eyes, because right behind her... more

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Artist's Description

oil and mixed medium painting of an African oceanfront where a woman carrying a child is standing with tears in her eyes, because right behind her there is a human chain extending out into the water all the way to their fateful nightmare of awaiting ships

About Lee McCormick

Lee McCormick

Leecasso aka Lee McCormick (Visual Artist) Taught myself to draw at the age of 3 so my love for creating things runs deep into my history. My talents have been developed over the past almost 50 years, which I would be described as a self-taught mixed medium painter (relating to painting), illustration, graphic design are both in my skillset as well. However, in 2007 after being out of school for 30 years I enrolled in school by way of the internet at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online and began getting a more formal education. Majoring in Media Arts and Animation, I have maintained a 3.6 gpa all the way up to my 6th Quarter Review in which I recieved an (A) grading. I have studied courses in everything from Anatomy to Physics to 2d...

 

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