Deaths Waiting Room Metal Print
by Mark M Mellon
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Deaths Waiting Room metal print by Mark M Mellon. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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32 x 40 Inches... more
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Artist's Description
32 x 40 Inches
Acrylic on Canvas.
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About Mark M Mellon
~ Within expression you see the truth inside the soul of Man Kind. ~ International Artist Mark M Mellon's art work dictates the expression of man and beast exploring our role and place in this universe. Taking inspiration from Primitive Art work and a various assortment of Modern Art, Mellon brings together a harmony of imagery styled in an abstract and surreal way. Working with paint, ink and sculpture, Mellon has created a world and environment that encourages viewers to enter and engage with the imagery and find meanings all their own. His Works are collected around the world, as well as, represented in Mexico exclusively by SoHo Galleries in Merida, Yucatan. Mellon has taken residence in Çanakkale, Turkey, ( A city that was...
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Ukrainian Artists
Well done! Congratulations on your sale, Mark!
Elijah Knight
Congratulations
Mark M Mellon replied:
Thanks Elijah!!
Bill Cannon
Congratulations on your sale!!!!!
Mark M Mellon replied:
Thanks Bill!
Larissa Pirogovski
Amazing symbolism Art! Lots food for thoughts!
Mark M Mellon replied:
Thanks Larissa!
Gun Legler
Unique and captivating, and a scary description!
Mark M Mellon replied:
Thank you Gun! :)
Xueling Zou
Congratulations on your sale, M! Great piece of art, love the invention!
M Mellon
while being dead for close to a minute several years ago, this image is the closest visualization to document the experience. the border between life and death? death itself? hell? where i was i do not know. to go back there again i fear. the feeling was intense fear, there was a chill, a cold that i could feel deep into my soul. there was no light. i could not see my hands or any part of my body but i could "feel" my body, my 'soul' if you will there. there was nothing else around. just cold cold blackness and a void that has left an imprint on me forever. perhaps once you see this borderland of life and the beyond you always attached to it, a piece of me still there and a piece of me here....
Alaska Rockaby
the waiting room to die...or is this man dead? i love it
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Dear M, This is unforgettable...the title led me to view the picture more closely... dramatic and creative. aew