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Temple of the Bees by Michael Lawrence Wooden Framed Poster

Temple of the Bees by Michael Lawrence Wooden Framed Poster

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A ready-to-hang framed print of Temple of the Bees, from the Baby Series by surrealist painter Michael Lawrence.

Temple of the Bees is the fifth painting in Michael Lawrence's Baby Series. Under a luminous full moon, babies ride a giant bee through a surreal landscape while the ocean shimmers behind them and the majestic RMS Queen Mary looms in the distance. The scene holds innocence and prosperity together with nostalgia, adventure and the weight of history, and reflects on the bond between humanity, children and the natural world. Look closely at the insects: the detail rewards a second and third visit.

Made to hang and keep:

  • Printed on premium semi-glossy paper
  • Sturdy wood frame, ready to hang
  • Printed to order in the size you choose

A piece of surreal art with a story behind it, framed and ready for the wall. It also makes a memorable gift.

About the artist: Michael Lawrence is a San Francisco surrealist painter who sees the true reality of life, not what people portray it to be, and paints his interpretation. His paintings are the kind you study in a museum, trying to work out what the artist was thinking and what inspired it. Michael's works have been shown at the Harvey Milk Gallery, Gumps, Nordstroms, the deYoung Museum, Disney, and Warner Brothers, and he has held contracts with Disney Fine Arts and Warner Bros. to create porcelain figurines and collectibles. If you love Dali, Kahlo or Bosch, you will love his art.

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About the artist

Michael Lawrence

Michael Lawrence is a San Francisco surrealist painter who sees the true reality of life, not what people portray it to be, and paints his interpretation. His paintings are the kind you study in a museum, trying to work out what the artist was thinking and what inspired it.

Michael's works have been shown at the Harvey Milk Gallery, Gumps, Nordstroms, the deYoung Museum, Disney, and Warner Brothers. He has also held contracts with Disney Fine Arts and Warner Bros. to create porcelain figurines and collectibles. If you love Dali, Kahlo or Bosch, you will love his art.

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