Cross Lake bridge 3 Metal Print
by Alan Metzger
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Cross Lake bridge 3 metal print by Alan Metzger. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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About Alan Metzger
In Nov. 2013 Alan entered the International Polo Club of Palm Beach 2014 Commemorative Poster Competition. His winning entry entitled 'Polo Rumble' gives a unique impressionistic view of polo. This international recognition has motivated him to add more equestrian works to his portfolio, but continues to paint a variety of subjects. Painting primarily in slow drying oil paints, Alan, has a world of opportunities to experiment with textures, brush strokes, brush smears, zig zag lines, score marks to add a deeper definition. Movement and insightful cropping have become a trademark of some of his work. Instead of painting the entire scene, he can focus tightly on a key detail or decisive moment to create impact while using a pallet knife...
$81.00
Alan Metzger
Thanks Paul, cold Dec. morning and the boat I was in hadn't made any ripples yet, so it turned out sooth as glass.
Paul Lovering
The stunning colour and geometry is just outstanding Alan ... Wow amazing work my friend
Alan Metzger
Thanks Greg, that's quite a compliment.
Greg Fortier
Love it! A big fan of reflection shots and this was the right moment. The lighting is just perfect.
Alan Metzger
Thanks Connie.
Connie Fox
Alan, this one and its counterpart, No. 2, got my vote in the Threes contest. Nice work. I can see either of them framed and hanging on someone's wall. v/f too.
Alan Metzger
Thanks Bonnie, I was in a boat waiting for the right moment.
Bonnie Haversat
Wow! Just enough off center to be a perfect image. Love it. ~Bonnie