Apples and Stripes is a continuation of my series of black and white striped paintings. It is 9" x 12" oil on board. It shows a group of apples in a silver bowl against a striped background with the stripes reflected in the silver. If you are interested in purchasing this painting you may contact me
Photorealism, Contemporary realism, oil painting,still life, vintage toys, kitsch, stripes and silver, food art
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Apples and Stripes - oil painting
Apples and Stripes is a continuation of my series of black and white striped paintings. It is 9" x 12" oil on board. It shows a group of apples in a silver bowl against a striped background with the stripes reflected in the silver. If you are interested in purchasing this painting you may contact me
Monday, January 26, 2009
Silver Spoons - oil painting
This oil painting on canvas is titled Silver Spoons. Is in 18" x 24". It shows the reflection of the blue sky and Black and White striped fabric in a silver cup and two silver spoons. If you are interested in purchasing this painting please contact me
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Three Wine Glasses - oil painting
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Three Wine Glasses is an oil on canvas, 18" x 24". It shows 3 glasses, one blue, one aqua and one clear against a black and white striped background. I love the way the layers of transparent glass look
Saturday, January 10, 2009
The Making of a Cowboy - Vintage toy oil painting
The Making of a Cowboy is an oil on canvas , 24″ x 18″. It shows our favorite cowboy, Howdy Doody, with his patent, and accessories to make a cowboy. What cowboy is complete without his badge, handkerchief, garters, boots and plaid shirt? He is shown hanging from a rustic wood panel . Howdy was the first tv character to have a copyright
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Waiting - oil painting
I had a Comment that my profile photo would make a good painting. I thought so too. Here's my painting "Waiting". This is oil on canvas, 30" x 34". It has been shown at the Oil Painters of America national juried show and the Richeson 75 portrait/figure competition. And it was in the great article about me in Southwest Art Magazine, Sept. 2008. A shipping company (which I won't name) lost this painting for over a month. Just when I thought I would never see it again, it was found and returned home safe and sound. To see a bigger image click here
The painting shows a woman sitting in a chair by a table, looking out a window. She is wearing a victorian silk dress. The costume is based on a dress painted by James Tissot