Painting’s Title: THE THREE GRACES Size: 4 x 3 feet (aprox. 122 cm x 91.5 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: Stretched on frame Date: 2012
THE THREE GRACES

Painting’s Title: THE THREE GRACES Size: 4 x 3 feet (aprox. 122 cm x 91.5 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: Stretched on frame Date: 2012
We all know that for a long time artists used to use the Greek myths as an excuse to paint nudes, confident that men never tire of female flesh being offered up in various religious costumes, but what about the … Continue reading
Painting’s Title: The only one smiling at mom’s funeral was mom Size: 61 x 50 inches (aprox. 155 cm x 127 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: unstretched canvas Date: 2012
Painting’s Title: RETIRED MYTHOLOGY Size: 47 x 58 inches (aprox. 120 cm x 147 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: unstretched canvas Date: 2014
Painting’s Title: ANGEL Size: 50 x 52 inches (aprox. 127 cm x 132 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: unstretched canvas Date: 2012
Painting’s Title: MARLINSPIKE Size: 60 x 49 inches (aprox. 152.4 cm x 124.5 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: unstretched canvas Date: 2010
For me Monet stands between two of my favorite artists who played with the disintegration of the object rather than it’s creation, J.M.W. Turner and Anselm Kiefer. Turner’s objects sailed forth only to be obliterated by light as if they … Continue reading
Painting’s Title: MALCOLM LOWRY Size: 86 x 58 inches (aprox. 218.5 cm x 147 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: unstretched canvas Date: 2012
Painting’s Title: Walking with God in the Garden of Eden Size: 5 ft x 4 ft (aprox. 152.4 cm x 122 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: Stretched on frame Date: 2005
Painting’s Title: EVE Size: 5 ft x 4 ft (aprox. 152.4 cm x 122 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: Stretched on frame Date: 2007
Painting’s Title: CAIN AND ABEL Size: 5 ft x 4 ft (aprox. 152.4 cm x 122 cm) Paint: Oil Condition: Stretched on frame Date: 2008
The first time I saw Vincent Van Gogh’s self portrait it was in my mother’s bedroom, hanging on the wall opposite the two Gauguins that hung over her bed. I liked the two Gauguins—they seemed happy and far away—but the … Continue reading