Giclée limited edition prints by E. Michael Burrows

Michael Burrows, a Denver native, attended Cherry Creek High School and received his undergraduate degree from the University of Colorado-Boulder in 1974. Michael then studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, returning to Boulder to finish his Master's of Fine Arts degree.

Michael taught painting at the University of Colorado-Boulder before joining the Kent Denver School staff in 1981. He moved to Cordova, New Mexico in 1997 and is an Adjunct Professor at Northern New Mexico Community College.

Michael began his professional exhibition career in 1975 showing his oil paintings at the Suzanne Saxe Gallery Invitational followed by his first solo exhibition at the Walker Street Gallery in New York City, and second solo exhibition at the Henderson Museum, Boulder, Colorado. His work has appeared in group exhibitions at the Museum of Natural History ­ Denver, and in a long list of galleries and art centers throughout North America.

Michael is a Signature Member of the Colored Pencil Society of America, and is published in Marquis Who's Who.

"Everything is on the move to somewhere else. That simple statement is my way of summing up what I consider to be one of the most profound conceptions of the natural world. It is my personal experience and knowledge that all of nature is in constant flux; if I sit and watch long enough, everything will move.
I pursue this concept, which I consider to be the spiritual in art, in colored pencil by drawing symbolist "living" landscapes and nature studies. I feel that when my work is successful, the expression of this concept is one of the results.
I am particularly attracted to high desert rock formations; arcades, buttes, spires, cliff faces, etc., which were once, long ago, seabeds. This type of erosion and its suggestion of time fascinates me.

As a firm believer in form following function, I feel that the results of your art should follow your conception as to how things are. Therefore my work tries to achieve this sense of time, movement and detail. This is done through saturated and vibrant color (almost hallucinatory), compositions that are flowing and often stress diagonals, and strong texture."

		stock number:	12901
		title:	Face Off
		image size:	20 x 28 inches
		support:	Somerset Velvet, 250 gsm
		edition size:	100
Click thumbnail for enlarged view		price:	$190

(same as above)		stock number:	12902
		title:	Face Off
		image size:	12.5 x 18 inches
		support:	Somerset Velvet, 250 gsm
		edition size:	100
Click thumbnail for enlarged view		price:	$115

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