Byron Hodgins painting political and economic crossroads

political and economic crossroads

and improbable objects such as potato chips or salt packets

solid teak legs

Designed by Marcel Girard and Ian Bruce for Danesco

Fantastic and rare large coral Lotte lamp model no

Byron Hodgins painting political and economic crossroadsIn The Blur of That Night, Byron Hodgins, Oil on canvas, 54 x 43 in. Byron Hodgins uses landscape like a mirror. Through colour, abstract symbolism, and grand romantic gestures the visible exterior manifest the invisible interior until the two are irrevocably intermingled. Byron received a B. F. A from Nova Scotia School of Art and Design. Hodgins has exhibited across Canada and Korea; he lives and works in Ottawa.