A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the foreground em… A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the foreground em… A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the fore… — detail
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A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the foreground em…
A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the foreground em…
A sole male nude figure rising above the trees in a landscape , almost crucifix like. A group of police in the fore… — detail
Painting by alan morrison 9 Artwork Sold

Society : Ascent/Descent of Man

Acrylic, Wood, Framed by Artist

37.4in (W) x 49.2in (H) x 2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$1,840

Artwork Description

Based on Society today where man has risen to new levels of achievement within the world but has also plumbed the depths and gone off the rails living in a world of terrorism where there are no limits to the pain and suffering inflicted. Where a new beginning must emerge , where man must rise above to revalue. This work was a finalist in the Mandorla Art Award where it was sold.

Artist Bio
Photo of alan morrison
alan morrison 64 artworks | 5 Sold

Alan has worked with Ian Fleming Illustration Agency in the 80s gaining numerous commissions eg; Royal Shakespeare Company, 20th Century Fox and British Telecom .
In 1986 his portrait of Andrew Celli Actor was exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery London.
From 90s onwards he has worked in Scenic Painting ( eg; Michael Jackson Dangerous Tour) ,Specialist Mural Decoration ( Numerous London Residences) and Fine Art.
Mentoring Students since 1989 in various Colleges in UK. and now in Australia where he migrated in 2007.
"I have a varied style of work and like to keep evolving as I mature, always experimenting to find new pathways".