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About the artwork
Hugh Glass was a hunter, trapper and explorer. Hunting for game near the Grand River Valley in 1823, he was severely injured after being attacked by a grizzly bear watching over her two cubs. His injuries were so bad it was doubtful he would survive. Despite having to later the set the bone of his own leg, Glass walked over 200 miles back to his camp area of Fort Kiowa, living off the land. Glass is depicted wearing his trademark fur hat that he apparently wore at the time. The 75mm vignette is based during the early stages of the attack before the bear was killed by members of the hunting party, and was scratch built entirely from magic sculpt, before being painted in acrylics. This small sculpture is based on events during the early stages of the attack, before the bear was killed by members of the hunting party, and was sculpted entirely from epoxy putty before being hand painted in acrylics. The sculpture should ideally be housed in a glass cabinet to protect from dust and the elements.The Fate of Glass
Artist: Mark Robert Haywood
£595.00
Free UK Delivery
Artwork code
308-41805
- Size: 14 x 16.5 x 11.4 cm (5.5 x 6.5 x 4.5 inches)
- Epoxy putty
- One-Off / Ready to Send
- No Frame Required
Delivery time:
3-5 working days
About the artwork
Hugh Glass was a hunter, trapper and explorer. Hunting for game near the Grand River Valley in 1823, he was severely injured after being attacked by a grizzly bear watching over her two cubs. His injuries were so bad it was doubtful he would survive. Despite having to later the set the bone of his own leg, Glass walked over 200 miles back to his camp area of Fort Kiowa, living off the land. Glass is depicted wearing his trademark fur hat that he apparently wore at the time. The 75mm vignette is based during the early stages of the attack before the bear was killed by members of the hunting party, and was scratch built entirely from magic sculpt, before being painted in acrylics. This small sculpture is based on events during the early stages of the attack, before the bear was killed by members of the hunting party, and was sculpted entirely from epoxy putty before being hand painted in acrylics. The sculpture should ideally be housed in a glass cabinet to protect from dust and the elements.Buy with 0% Finance
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Mark Robert Haywood
A prolific and impelling oil painter, I focus on characterizing the mood and atmosphere of the subject, endeavoring to render the mystique and personality into the finished canvas. It is important for the viewer to feel a sense of mood and atmosphere when viewing my work. Bold perspective, dynamic composition and strong values are all balanced with visible brushstrokes to achieve a painterly effect and assist in harmonizing the impact of the final depiction. I work only in the highest quality professional grade art supplies. Rest assured when purchasing an original painting you are buying a product that will stand the test of time (unlike many cheaper alternatives). I believe art should be affordable to everyone and try to price m... (see more)
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