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by Michael Goguen
$60.00
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This one is part of a concept collection inspired by the works of Russian composer, Mussorgsky, that were transposed into a concept album by... more
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This one is part of a concept collection inspired by the works of Russian composer, Mussorgsky, that were transposed into a concept album by progressive rock musicians, Emerson, Lake and Palmer back in 1971.
Michael Arthur Goguen : Canadian artist Born: July 10, 1967 I am a self-taught artist who first began drawing when I was old enough to hold a crayon. By the later school grades and into junior High School, my artwork consisted primarily of graphite pencil sketching which I very much enjoyed. However, I wished to add colour to my art as well as start using materials which I perceived, at the time, to be more permanent than pencil on paper(with my limited knowledge, at the time, about paper quality). In 1981, I was living in Aylmer, Quebec. I was not yet 14 years old when I decided to take up the paint brush and start oil painting, which I enjoyed even more than pencil sketching. By May, 1983, I participated in my first...
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