24 x 7"oil on masonite
sold
I was asked to do a painting for an upcoming art auction, a pretty big event - and I want to make a splash - it's my first piece shown to a large audience of this type. So I've been working on this for 3 days - unheard of for me.
The event I'm speaking of is the Charleston Art Auction, held on November 8th - my work will be represented by the Morris & Whiteside Gallery. Bids can be placed before the event as well as during the live auction. If you are interested in placing a bid on this painting, please contact the gallery directly - an email link and phone number are provided here for your convenience, as well as a larger view of the painting.
The event I'm speaking of is the Charleston Art Auction, held on November 8th - my work will be represented by the Morris & Whiteside Gallery. Bids can be placed before the event as well as during the live auction. If you are interested in placing a bid on this painting, please contact the gallery directly - an email link and phone number are provided here for your convenience, as well as a larger view of the painting.
7 comments:
I like it. I noticed that the colors get darker right to left. Very subtile.
I love your work and the long, narrow format that you chose for this subject is perfect.
I think this will definitely make a splash. I love the unique perspective and composition. It tells the story without having to show the entire trolly. Wonderful job Karin.
I loved the earlier trolley paintings, this one is even more of a real gem! I hope you get a huge bid, that the work merits, Bravo Karin!
Absolutely knock-your-socks-off dynamite Karin!
Well you certainly know how have an impact - this is excellent! :)
You have taken what I would have thought completely mundane and made a great painting.
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