Vincent Devine | The Defender Signed Doug Hyde Giclée Thirsty Bstrd finds in this

Thirsty Bstrd finds in this image a comment on female power and the persistence required to exercise it

Rich Ducky transforms one of the most universally beloved childhood objects — the rubber duck

creating a tradition that has included artists of the calibre of Haring

Featuring Devine’s iconic "kissing trees" metaphor

who navigated the Kessel Run and survived the Battle of Endor

Vincent Devine | The Defender Signed Doug Hyde Giclée Thirsty Bstrd finds in thisVincent Devine The Defender Acrylic on canvas Original Vincent Devine paints horses with the kind of authority that comes from a lifetime of sustained looking. The equestrian subject commanding, muscular, emotionally charged has a long history in art from Gricault to Stubbs, and Devine works within that tradition while making the imagery entirely his own. His palette is rich and considered; his brushwork combines loose, gestural passages with moments