The Engineer
Catalog no.
0256
Year
1992
Subject
Other
Media
Oil and Acrylics /
Oil on canvas
Size (H x W)
22 x 32 inches
Availability
Sold
After a visit to HMS Warrior the artist was intrigued by the contrast in size of man and machine. The man looking down (the engineer) looks a lot like the artist too. (Another variation on squares technique).
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