
Above, S. Long and T. Buchanan — Sylvan Glade
Below, the halftone by S. Long — Pan —1914
Update: A big thank you to Chris, for pointing out that this is the work of Sydney Long, an Australian artist that I should have heard of before now. Below is the actual painting and below that a print, using the same elements. Both are the gems that I predicted they were, and now I feel horribly guilty that I presumed to art direct the piece nearly 100 years after its creation.
4 comments:
That seems to be the work of Sydney Long, an Australian artist born towards the end of the 19th century.
Nicely changed. Only the pre-WWI artists could make a Bacchanale look innocent.
Chris, you are absolutely correct.
ToB, you too are absolutely correct.
reminds me of Avatar!))
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