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Solitude and melancholy of a man strolling along Topsail Island. The lone figure, cloaked in neutral hues, starkly contrasts against the vibrant teal of the ocean. Image 1 of
Solitude and melancholy of a man strolling along Topsail Island. The lone figure, cloaked in neutral hues, starkly contrasts against the vibrant teal of the ocean.
Solitude and melancholy of a man strolling along Topsail Island. The lone figure, cloaked in neutral hues, starkly contrasts against the vibrant teal of the ocean.

I'm the Only One

$450.00

A solitary man walking on the beach at Topsail Island was a perfect photo for my project to interpret Betty Adcock’s poem ‘Topsail’. The painting, depicting a man with long hair, hands in his pockets, head down and wearing a hat, feels somber and his body language suggests loneliness. This mood was further enhanced by the contrast between the neutral colors of his clothes contrasted with the bold teal of the water. It was painted for an art show featuring paintings that were inspired by poetry.

The painting is in a frame and ready to hang.

  • Size : (w & h) 8 x 10 in

  • Medium: Oil

  • Inventory Number: 84-18

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A solitary man walking on the beach at Topsail Island was a perfect photo for my project to interpret Betty Adcock’s poem ‘Topsail’. The painting, depicting a man with long hair, hands in his pockets, head down and wearing a hat, feels somber and his body language suggests loneliness. This mood was further enhanced by the contrast between the neutral colors of his clothes contrasted with the bold teal of the water. It was painted for an art show featuring paintings that were inspired by poetry.

The painting is in a frame and ready to hang.

  • Size : (w & h) 8 x 10 in

  • Medium: Oil

  • Inventory Number: 84-18

A solitary man walking on the beach at Topsail Island was a perfect photo for my project to interpret Betty Adcock’s poem ‘Topsail’. The painting, depicting a man with long hair, hands in his pockets, head down and wearing a hat, feels somber and his body language suggests loneliness. This mood was further enhanced by the contrast between the neutral colors of his clothes contrasted with the bold teal of the water. It was painted for an art show featuring paintings that were inspired by poetry.

The painting is in a frame and ready to hang.

  • Size : (w & h) 8 x 10 in

  • Medium: Oil

  • Inventory Number: 84-18

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