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Tuesday, July 08, 2014

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My friend James said to me that anyone can paint large but it takes real skill to paint small.​ Imagine the skill it took for Michael Peck to paint these these natural scenes in a frame that measures less than 30mm by 40mm.
In these tiny tableaus Nature is rendered as a pretty yet mysterious space. There is so much detail in these scenes that little stories are suggested. For example, in the 'Winter Tree' scene Peck manages to pack more trees behind the main figure and behind those trees lie more trees - rendered now as shadows, making us wonder what lies out of the frame. Maybe there's a bear family or some deer escaping a hunter.
Each image is Giclée printed onto rag paper which gives them the appearance of having been painted by hand. We have protected the miniatures with a durable glass cabochon. The glass is domed which provides some magnification and gives the illusion of depth.
The miniatures are available as a necklace or as a brooch. The necklaces are presented on a 50cm Italian sterling silver fines curb chain.
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