Moonlighters II - Limited Edition - by Robert Bissell

Title: Moonlighters II
Artist: Robert Bissell
Medium: Giclée on Canvas
Original Medium: Oil Painting on Canvas - SOLD
*This original piece has sold, however the artist is available for commissions!
Style: Imaginary Realism

Step into the enchanting realm of Robert Bissell's "Moonlighters II," a limited edition giclée on canvas that beautifully captures the essence of imaginary realism. This mesmerizing artwork transports you to a serene coastal scene where a family of bears sits atop a rocky outcrop, gazing in awe at a gigantic, luminescent moon that dominates the night sky. The vast, star-studded backdrop adds to the otherworldly atmosphere, creating a sense of wonder and contemplation.

Bissell's masterful brushstrokes and attention to detail bring this fantastical vision to life, with the intricate textures of the bears' fur and the rugged rocks juxtaposed against the smooth, ethereal glow of the moon. The high-quality giclée printing process ensures that every nuance of the original oil painting is faithfully reproduced, preserving its depth and vibrancy for your enjoyment.

Limited to a select number of editions, "Moonlighters II" is a testament to the magic of nature and the boundless imagination of the artist. Each canvas is hand-signed and numbered by Robert Bissell, guaranteeing its authenticity and uniqueness.

Add a touch of celestial wonder to your art collection with "Moonlighters II" and let this captivating piece transport you to a world where the ordinary meets the extraordinary.

"Driving up the Northern California coast after a long Friday workday, I would often see the moon out over the Pacific Ocean looking very large and with a shimmering reflection in the water. All creatures can be captivated by this scene and many animals are sensitive to moon cycles. We all look to otherworldly "sights" for inspiration and energy as these bears are doing here. The owl is from the Owl and the Pussycat story by Edward Lear, whose home (now a hotel) I used to stay in when visiting London. I spent many happy hours creating this new piece and consider it one of my finest. The ultimate intention in my work has always been to bring love, light and hope to our world and it is my humble desire that this painting helps bring those qualities to you, the viewer." —Robert Bissell