Digital Art based on the oil painting "Hurricane" done in 1965.original artwork by Paul A. L. HallDecember 2003 Signed prints of some of the artwork in this gallery are available in two sizes. |
There are two articles about this painting, one of them on the hurricane page
(click the link below to get there or click the thumbnail) and the other is in
the section I call "Premonitions", entitled "Premonitions
of Stormy Polynesia" (click to go there), a section which examines the possibility
that the paintings I did back on the sixties actually depicted places I would
visit in my ensuing world travels for twenty years after my military
service.
Some of the paintings were very much like specific locations where I lived. This one was quite a bit like the place where Chief Moa used to send Joe and Me to fish near the graveyard of the chiefs (only in the painting it's a stormy time). The fish we caught were rainbow colored. Chief Moa's father, a while back, was the High Chief of Manua, the Samoan island to the south of Tutuila.
Click here and you'll get to the Hurricane Oil Painting page.
Of course, you could always click here and visit the two-ton canary...
Click on any of the following to go there:
The Paul Hall literature Directory
Hurricane was painted in New York City back in my Greenwich Village days in 1965.
Storms and peril are better gauged by how loose the surroundings.
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Digital Art based on the painting "Hurricane" done in 1965.
original artwork by Paul A. L. Hall