Gunning Collection
"Gunning: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Gunning, where art transcends time and captivates our imagination
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"Gunning: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the world of Gunning, where art transcends time and captivates our imagination. From the iconic cartoon "Old Vauxhall" published in 1933 to the profound masterpiece "But He That Is Greatest Among You Shall Be Your Servant" from 1911, artist Gunning King's work leaves a lasting impression. In "Demetrius Solves A Difficult Problem, " created in 1917, Gunning King showcases his ability to depict complex emotions with precision. The scene is filled with intrigue as Demetrius unravels a perplexing puzzle, captivating viewers with its enigmatic charm. "The Philosopher and his friend at Prayer" transports us back to 1917 when spirituality was deeply cherished. With meticulous brushstrokes, Gunning King captures the essence of devotion and friendship in this thought-provoking piece. "The Talents, " painted in 1917, invites contemplation on one's abilities and how they can be utilized for greater good. Gunning King skillfully portrays individuals embracing their unique talents while encouraging viewers to reflect upon their own potential. Inspired by compassion, "The Good Samaritan" (1912) exemplifies Gunning King's mastery of storytelling through art. This poignant depiction reminds us of the power of kindness and empathy that transcends time itself. Glimpse into industrial progress through "A Modern Oil Seed Crushing Plant. " Created around 1918, this artwork showcases Gunning King's versatility as he delves into capturing contemporary advancements while maintaining artistic integrity. "The Three Paths" (1918) offers a visual metaphor for life choices we encounter along our journey. With intricate details and symbolism woven throughout the canvas, Gunning King prompts introspection about personal decisions that shape our destinies. In "The Letter Home, " crafted between 1917-18, we witness heartfelt communication during times of separation.