Here is one of eleven paintings to be shown at Riney Gallery come March 6th. It'll be a good show with I think what will be a very large attendance. Let's hope!
My favorite wine, old vine zin. Nothing beats sitting on the jasmine covered porch as the sun sets looking out into the park, eating cheese with a glass of my favorite wine. This painting continues my series of libations, branching off into vino. Painted on a 5 x 7" board in oil, this beautiful and luscious work is perfect setting in a small display easel without a frame. SOLD
Using a variety of sources, I created this unique landscape that exists only in this painting. The cliff face looks out to a rapidly roughening sea where a storm appears on the horizon. The juxtaposition of calm foreground waters with the crashing surf highlights the tension of nature. This painting is available. It is not framed.
For a print of this painting click here! Here is the finished piece started in the previous post. This is a particularly striking piece that harkens to French Impressionism. The Orpheum is a wonderful old theater currently under renovation. That process is far enough along for it to host movies, music, and a few live shows. This past weekend, it served as the main stage for the Tallgrass Film Festival. Nothing impresses young filmmakers like an extremely beautiful theater. Built in 1922, it was the second example of the "atmospheric" school of theater construction in the world. The interior is designed to feel like one is in a particular outside setting. In the ceiling of the theater, lights are imbedded to give the effect of stars. The overall effect sought was that of an Andalusian garden. It seats 1200 and the acoustics are perfect. Here is the lobby. Gorgeous. Here it is from the balcony. Another shot from beneath the balcony. ...
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