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The Road to Issel

Michael Porter, 2006

Nature in Art, Gloucester
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Porter's works are inspired by what lies on the ground, so that the image appears flat, without a horizon. The work lies in the twilight zone between total abstraction and some attempt at realism. The artist stated, 'The surfaces are multi-layered, natural elements are camouflaged and concealed and are only just visible, whilst others are obvious and totally unrecognisable.' Nature in Art collects and exhibits works of art inspired by all aspects of wild rather than cultivated nature.

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Title of artwork, date

The Road to Issel, 2006

Date supported

2007

Medium and material

Acrylic & oil on canvas

Dimensions

120 x 100 cm

Grant

2250

Total cost

6000

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