Atomic Heart by Michael Lawrence White 12oz Enamel Mug

Take The Atomic Heart from the painting Memory of the Atomic Heart, from the Baby Series by surrealist painter Michael Lawrence, to the campsite.

Memory of the Atomic Heart comes from Michael Lawrence's Baby Series, and the heart is the part that stops people. Atomic hearts were developed in the 1970s, a time when it was rare to pick up a newspaper without reading about their progress. They were implanted in animals such as cows first, then in humans. Michael's version is a retro-futuristic heart, part machine and part memory, thought-provoking and strange in the way only a surrealist can manage.

The mug:

• Lightweight 12 oz enamel with a white coating and a silver rim
• Made for camping, hiking and early mornings
• Not dishwasher or microwave safe. Hand wash only

Original art that's tough enough for the trail.

Artwork by San Francisco surrealist painter Michael Lawrence, who paints life as it truly is, not as people portray it, in work you study like a piece in a museum. Michael's works have been shown at the Harvey Milk Gallery, Gumps, Nordstroms, the deYoung Museum, Disney, and Warner Brothers.