Titanic artist James Lumbers new release - Titanic Departure Painting - RMS Titanic's maiden voyage captured the imagination of the world in print, movies and pictures. Titanic 2012, the 100th anniversary of the tragedy has motivated the story once again. Titanic artist James Lumbers, (known widely for his memory paintings) has approached the subject from a unique perspective. Not from the horror of the event, but rather the innocence of the moment when RMS Titanic sailed on her maiden voyage from Southampton.

TITANIC DEPARTURE Collector Giclee Prints

Titanic artist James Lumbers' painting depicts an old man sitting on his porch having lunch. The RMS Titanic is reflected in the window behind him. A blast from her whistle announced her departure as he watches through his binoculars until she faded into the open sea. It was her "Au-revoir" under a warm spring sun. His dog sitting at his feet is waiting patiently for any leftovers from lunch; oblivious to the moment in this peaceful setting when destiny left a footprint for the events that followed a few days later. Britain was filled with pride as she turned her head to the sea and those aboard the great RMS Titanic ship rejoiced at the opportunity to be part of her maiden voyage unaware that the return would be as a spectre that would haunt the minds of generations to follow.

James lumbers' Titanic Departure Collector giclee prints are now available for purchase at www.miroarts.com/detibyjalu.html

ABOUT CANADIAN ARTIST JAMES LUMBERS

James Lumbers biography www.lumbers.com

Titianic artist James Lumbers has a strong sense of history which is reflected in much of his work. James Lumbers says,

“We are products of our memories and traditions. We must stand in our own ways to preserve what we have.”

Best known for his memory paintings, titanic artist James Lumbers is also an accomplished portrait and wildlife painter. After graduating from The Ontario College of Art,James Lumbers worked for a number of years in Toronto. In1969 an opportunity came to travel to the far north to paint polar bears in their natural habitat around Hudson Bay. Over a 10-year period, subject matter expanded to documenting Native Peoples of the north. In 1973 he was elected a Fellow of the Explorers Club of New York and he also became a member of the Society of Animal Artists of New York. Titanic artist James Lumbers is documented in Who’s Who in American Art and a Dictionary of International Biographies in the UK.

By the late 70’s titanic artist James Lumbers was recognized as one of Canada’s foremost realists Painters, participating in numerous exhibitions in Canada and the United States. Using his unique style, James Lumbers has painted some of the worlds great Sports Heroes, Gordie Howe, Wayne Gretsky and Joe Montana. He also painted John Diefenbaker, Chief Dan George, Sir Edmund Hillary and Sir Andrew Davis with The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, and numerous others from many walks of life.

Titanic artist James Lumbers has contributed time and supported many charities over the years. James Lumbers has appeared on many TV and radio shows and numerous newspaper and magazine articles have been written about him. Now a household name in Canada, James Lumbers work can be found in collections around the world. A book of his work was published representing his work up to the end of 1993. Titanic artist James Lumbers recently completed an Autobiography with numerous sketches included in it.

ABOUT MIROARTS PUBLISHING INC.

MiroArts Publishing inc. is a Toronto, Ontario based company that provides quality paintings & canvas giclees of established & emerging artists to art collectors. Since 2008, MiroArts Publishing has consistently delivered high quality signed & numbered limited edition canvas giclees from some of Canada’s & the world’s best painters. MiroArts Publishing has become the fine art source for art collectors around the world.

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