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Sharyne E. Walker is, quite simply an American national treasure.
Master of literally every form of art upon which she lays her hands
and heart, Walker's work is elegant, magical and artistically
perfect. Her acrylic paintings, usually worked on linen, are so
detailed that one wishes to stand for hours gazing at each piece.
She is currently creating a multimedia techno wall sculpture and has
recently started painting in miniature. If forced to pick a favorite,
it might be The First Temptation, a large piece featuring Eve
bathing in a stream whilst being counseled by two beautiful birds on
the danger of the approaching snake. The contrasting high color
combinations are stunning, the tiniest of details mind boggling, and
the content matter thought provoking. The Tattooed Angel would
surely take a close second, depicting an Archangel (and most
gorgeous man!) tattooed with glorious flowers (and a miniature self
portrait of the artist) surveying the foibles of man; pollution,
greed, corruption, and considering if earth can be saved. You must
set aside some time to visit Walker's gallery site, as mere words
will never do her work justice. Most often working under a 10
diopter magnifying glass and with brushes sometimes containing as
few as 3 hairs, Sharyne's work is technically exquisite.
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1.firstempt, computer graphic
US$
990
2.crimson lg,
computer graphic
US$
990
3.detail FT,
computer graphic
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990
4.genesis IIIP,
computer graphic
US$
990
5.tattoo,computer graphic
Reddish
Gold, 2004, Acrylic on Canvas, 61x76 cm,
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Technique
aside, Walker incorporates her soul into each piece with a mixture
of love and wry sense of humor. Sharyne was officially declared an
American Master in 1996 at the first International Exhibition of
National Acrylic Painters Associations of England and the USA, 1990
Laureat Grand Prix de Paris l'Exposition Internationale d'Arts and
winner of more awards, both national and international, than could
possibly be named in one article. Sharyne E. Walker truly IS an
American Master, and America would do well to hold her to their
collective bosoms and proudly proclaim her as their own. She is most
certainly one of the finest artists in the world today. (Jillian
Maggid)
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