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Published: 2007-12-08 01:18:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 5006; Favourites: 116; Downloads: 102
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Acrylic on canvas, 16X20 inches.A new piece, however it precedes
this one in sequence.
The girls gather near the grave-sites of John Torrington, William Braine, and John Hartnell, and chant the prayer that begins the evening ritual:
Alone, upon the silent sea
Where snow and star do comfort thee
Alone, we pray that safe we'll be
Above the frozen trinity
To which the responder replies:
We were born in the whitest of snows,
We are buried in the blackest of sands...
A happy nuit de lumière bleue to all, and thanks for looking
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Comments: 61
This is my favourite one of yours I think.
It is just so djkhkhklf in every way. WOW
I respect you a lot also for saying thank you to everyone who appreciates it. That's so rare in artists who are this developed.
Fantastic
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Much appreciated, thanks
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ah! that's how it was in the beginning! i'd almost forgotten.
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yeah.
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what is this about? just the blue moon?
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The painting is just the right blend of things... I like the story/poem that goes with it.
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I always get SO EXCITED when I see your name in the watch list!
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The other day I went into a shop to buy myself more watercolour paper and remembered the time you had to go to Walmart to buy canvas at four in the morning. Your paintings are as incredible as ever.
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Thanks Amanda. Ha, yes. i still get my small canvas there
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Interesting...thanks for the link to the previous work--it helped make sense of it all.. Your work is always awsome......
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There is something very fascinating in the story and in the arrangement of the figures. Respect.
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there are so many levels I don't know where to begin.. regarding symbolism.. 7 .. above and below.. this is intriguing.
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you did it again. I'm not surprised, but i sure am delighted.
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Danny,
I don't know what to call your work. This kind of painting just somehow touches me. And there are things that I wouldn't like but do.
I've got to put this in my favorites for a time so I can get to it quick and study it.
Your style is first rate.
Robert Tracy
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You can easily write a book with all the stories you have with your paintings
Lovely work!
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From the look of things, I fear the girls may have stumbled upon some of the tins of food left over from that ill fated expedition 
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Thanks Mark
I've always been fascinated by Franklin's quest for the north-west passage...
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this has such an amazing feel to it -well, all of your paintings do. i get lost in thinking about what they all mean!
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Not exactly the usual scene. That makes it interesting to look at. Very nice expressions.
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i usually sit and look at your paintings until i can't help but start chuckling and getting this wierd glowy feeling. I wonder if does the same for the artist, gives him a piece of mind.
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Just getting it finished so I can move on to the next one is a bit of peace, I suppose
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