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Other details :
Artwork on synthetic panel. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
22.4x31.9in
About this artwork
The effect of global warming on the arctic ice fields is so dramatic that it is endangering the very existence of polar bears. They rely upon the integrity of the polar ice to provide the hunting grounds for seals that form a vital part of their diet. I have epitomised their dilemma in this painting where a mother and cub have fallen through thin ice and plunged into the sea.
Gerald Miles, a retired engineer and technical illustrator, creates evocative paintings using watercolour, pastels, oils, and acrylics. Favouring realistic styles with visible brushwork, he prepares textured surfaces with acrylic modelling paste, employing dry brush techniques and a limited palette to achieve harmony and dynamic rhythm. His artworks, often inspired by his lifelong passion for nature and his sport diving experiences, vividly capture landscapes, active animals, and underwater scenes, radiating a profound sense of atmosphere and reverence for the natural world.