River Crossing, by Max Wildman France Their sculptural forms and shadowed

Their sculptural forms and shadowed gazes lend the piece an almost theatrical intensity

5 x 2 x 31

Executed in a deliberately simplified manner

5 H inches

a tall ship built in 1886 and now docked in San Francisco Bay

River Crossing, by Max Wildman France Their sculptural forms and shadowedDescription In this work, Max Wildman presents a river scene animated by working vessels beneath a rhythmic sequence of arches. The composition balances structure and movement, with the bridge acting as both horizon and anchor. Painted using pared down forms and a restrained palette, the piece reflects Wildmans sustained dialogue with early British maritime and industrial folk imagery, while maintaining a calm, deliberate sense of order. Details