I'm very proud to be included in a Small Works Show at the Howard/Mandville Gallery - and HUGELY proud to have one of my paintings featured in the ad for the show, which is running in both the American Art Collector's Magazine and Southwest Art. Gulp. Seeing my painting in a magazine is tripping me out folks.For a preview of all the works available in the show please click here.
12 x 9"oil on masonite
The painting on the left of the young lady is "The Wrestlers", by George Luks - certainly one of my top-5 favorites in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. It is hung in a small, warm room and faces you dead-on when you walk into the space. It's absolutely breathtaking. The painting the young lady is writing about, the portrait before her, is Robert Henri's "The Irish Girl". I had to wonder why she chose the one over the other for her essay, but beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
This painting can be bought directly from me.
12 x 9"oil on masonite
I had a busy week getting all the paintings framed for the show - and Asheville's close enough that I can pack up my truck and deliver everything in one afternoon, which is all done. What a great feeling of accomplishment. Just a reminder, please come by the 16 Patton Gallery if you're in Asheville. It's a very nice place to visit.
This new painting will be available in the Cohen-Rese Gallery, in San Francisco - museum visitors enjoying the Pissarro paintings in the Art Institute of Chicago.
Please click here for a larger view and purchase information.
8 x 10"oil on masonite
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As you may know, I've been working for a couple of months on paintings for the upcoming show - which I'm officially done as of today (yay!) and I needed to let loose for a change. It's done with a flat, wide brush and painted totally freehand - which is something I really, really enjoy.
