"Incarnadine" is a Shakespearean word — from Macbeth, describing a green sea turned entirely red — and it`s the color this piece is really about, not any single named landmark.
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Name:
"Incarnadine"
Ref. Number:
0474 (Limited Edition - 55 copies)
Location:
Scotland, United Kingdom
Category:
Artist`s Tale:
Incarnadine: A Word Borrowed From Macbeth
"Incarnadine" is a Shakespearean word — from Macbeth, describing a green sea turned entirely red — and it`s the color this piece is really about, not any single named landmark. Scotland`s coastline is dense with lighthouses, built over more than two centuries to warn ships off a shore that`s genuinely dangerous in bad weather, and this one was photographed at the moment the sky briefly matched the word: a full, saturated red rather than the more common soft pink or orange of an ordinary sunset. That color doesn`t happen on demand. It depends on a fairly specific combination of cloud cover, humidity, and the sun`s angle at the horizon, which is part of why this particular evening was worth stopping for rather than one of the many ordinary ones.Print Information:
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