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Wonder Bred - James Rodman Gillustrator

Wonder Bred Painting

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Wonder Bred Painting by James Rodman Gillustrator

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Title:

Wonder Bred

Artist:

James Rodman Gillustrator

Medium:

Painting - Oil On Canvas Panel

Price

$650.00

Dimensions

30.000 x 24.000 inches

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Description:

Organic metropolis in pink space with orb in the background.

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Viewed 98 Times  -  Last Viewed by a Visitor from Seattle, WA on 06/30/2008 at 10:15 AM

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04/13/2008

01:51 PM

Natalie Holland

East Brunswick, NJ

James, Fantastic!!!...Love your choice of colors!!!...I feel energy every time I look at your art!!!....Natalie.

10/19/2007

09:39 AM

Christine Bohrer

Coral Gables, FL

thanks for the fine comment james

10/11/2007

11:34 AM

Heinrich Haasbroek

Cape Town,

Wow, what an amazing painting, i think i must get myself a print

10/11/2007

10:19 AM

Rob Owen

Sooke, BC

Interesting stuff. I am having some difficulty determining the dominant colour contrast in this painting. I would have to guess that it would be contrast of dark and light with so many white areas in the painting. I like the way you have avoided the usual complimentary dischord in the colours used in the red and blue squares, saturation being the key I suppose. Anyway thankyou for your comment about one of my favorite little paintings. Rob