Wyland
“The Endless Summer”
Giclée Print on Canvas | 21.5" x 41" Gallery Wrapped Display | 26.5" x 45" Unframed (Rolled) | SN Edition of 750 | AP Edition of 200
Unframed measurements include a printed black border surrounding the image.
SN Editions are signed and Numbered.
AP Editions are also Signed and Numbered but also include lightly applied highlighting completed by the artist.
Artwork includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Giclée printing is a process that uses fade-resistant, archival inks and archival substrates to print on large format printers. The quality of a giclée print is far superior to all other forms of printing and is closest an artist can get to matching their original 2-D artwork.
Wyland’s artistic mastery is in full effect in “The Endless Summer,” his brilliant abstract expressionist interpretation of the quintessential Hawaiian sunset. In the foreground, two humpback whales prepare to make a final descent for the day into the warm waters of their undersea home, as the sun descends on the horizon. “This painting captures the evening sky in Hawaii unlike almost any other work,” Wyland says. “It’s from the same group of canvases I painted in Hawaii when I did one of my most iconic pieces, The Last Whale. Life is very short, and for me this painting is a reminder to savor those special moments that the world presents to us.”
