Assured Together, 2006, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of Troy Caperton's "Assured Together", 2006. This is the artists attempt to portray the quiet and strong assurance that two men can have within the embrace of a committed relationship. What is intended is a depiction of loyalty and permanence.

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Seeking A Place, 2009, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of "Seeking a Place" of 2009. This image is a metaphor for gay couples across the world seeking a place proper to themselves and society in which they can give their powerful contributions to the struggle for the improvement of mankind.

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On a Bed

A reproduction of "On a Bed" of 2009. This a pin-up image of a model. No deep thoughts, just a depiction of a beautiful young man.

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Touching Four

A reproduction of “Touching Four" of 2004, a representation of the glory of the intimate touching that occurs between gay male lovers.  Perhaps one of both of these men are in the military.  Hopefully one day soon the United States will join the progressive nations of the world, such as Spain, and grant marriage rights to such lovers.  Perhaps one day the United States will join such progressive nations, such as Britain, in allowing gays to openly serve in the military.

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Stare of 2005, Troy Caperton

This is a reproduction of Troy Caperton’s “Stare”. This image portrays the piercing stare which only a man can give in a searching moment that reveals all that is within his partner’s soul; there is no defense from this searching stare.

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Prostrate Number Two of 2008, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of a work by Troy Caperton, “Prostrate Number Two” of 2008.  There are times when a young man feels bowed by the misfortunes of life.  But it is only when reduced to the naked bareness of existence that we can realize the power to rise up to new glories.  Without Down there can be no Up.

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The Bathers of 1889, Henry Scott Tuke

A reproduction of a work by Henry Scott Tuke, “The Bathers” of 1889. The artist was a native of Yorkshire who died in 1929 at the age of seventy-one years. His twin abiding loves were the sea and boys. This caused quite a stir in Victorian and Edwardian England, but he was nonetheless a member of the Royal Academy. Technically, Tuke favored rough, visible brushstrokes, at a time when a smooth, polished finish was favored by fashionable painters and critics. He had a strong sense of color and excelled in the depiction of natural light, particularly the soft, fragile sunlight of the English summer. Had his choice of subject matter been more orthodox, Tuke might have become a major name in British painting: as it was he remained a niche painter. This work is a fine example of Tuke’s wonderful work. The original painting is on display in the Leeds Art Gallery in Great Britain.

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Melancholia, 2005, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of Troy Caperton’s work, "Melancholia". For no reason, sometimes, we are lost in a wilderness of sadness for no apparent reason. This is melancholia. Created in 2005.

 

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Kneeling in the Grass, 2008, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of "Kneeling in the Grass" of 2008. An image of a beautiful young man kneeling in the grass in the woods, enjoying the freedom of nature.

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Attitude, 2007, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of Troy Caperton’s work, "Attitude". This is an attempt to capture the aggravation of my beloved when I’m late. He tries to display his impatience, but his nakedness is an irresistible invitation.

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Beach Passion, 2006, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of Troy Capertons "Beach Passion", 2006. This is the artists attempt to capture the intimate embrace of men in a natural setting.

For all the ages of man there have been men who, for whatever reason, have preferred the particular intimate friendship which is only available between men.  This is an effort to capture some of that glory.

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Ive Got an Idea

A reproduction of Troy Capertons "Ive Got an Idea", 2006. This is the artists attempt to portray the moment when an intention is communicated from one man to another. A curious idea has occurred to one and is about to be conveyed to the other.

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Phosphorus and Hesperus 1889, Evelyn de Morgan

This is a reproduction of Evelyn De Morgan’s “Phosphorus and Hesperus” of 1889. De Morgan was a pioneering woman artist who was born in 1855. Her work is Pre-Raphaelite and she was influenced by her uncle Roddam Stanhope and Edward Poynter. She died in 1919 one of the most renown of women artists in the world.

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Lovers, 2004, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of Troy Caperton's "Lovers" of 2004.  This print is a reproduction of Troy Caperton's "Lovers", a representation of countless love stories between men.

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Last Cigarette, 2004

A reproduction of Troy Caperton's work, "Last Cigarette ?" of 2004; a depiction of the contemplation of a life-changing decision by a beautiful man.

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Nude on Abstract, Troy Caperton, 2008

A reproduction of "Abstract Nude", 2008.  A classic image of a young nude bearded man against the backdrop of an abstract image.

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In the Woods, 2005, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of "In the Woods", 2005. This homoerotic work depicts the rendezvous of a gay couple in the woods where they can be alone, together.

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Kiss on the Neck

A reproduction of "Kiss on the Neck", 2005. This is the artists attempt to portray a moment when a lover steals a kiss in the midst of mundane actions of life.

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Twisted, 2007, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of "Twisted" of 2007 by Troy Caperton.  A beautiful depiction of the male form in a twisted seated position.

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Caught on the Wire, 2006, Troy Caperton

A reproduction of "Caught on a Wire", a metaphor of the futility of war. From images of World War I when men would be cut down attempting to overcome the barbed wire that hemmed "no man's land" between the trenches.

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