“This painting speaks a lot about my life,” Kennedy explains. The sledding equipment is his own; the man in the image is his father, and the Siberian with him is a young husky named Trapper, Trapper is getting special attention as it is his first time out on the trail. There is more to Never Alone than first meets the eye. The man is not alone because he has his dogs, his fire and his God who is symbolized by the Bible at his side. There is also the presence of two wolves lurking in the shadows.
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 | Detail of Never Alone |
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Two wolves lurk in deep in the shadows of this treasured Scott Kennedy dogsled painting. |
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Artist Scott Kennedy's brilliant dogsled art "Never Alone" can also be found in the Encore Edition collection. Framed $119
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