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Virtual Tour of the Phipps Center for the Arts Exhibit
Mar 20, 2020
Ten days after the opening, my New Landscapes exhibit closed down due to Covid-19 concerns. But, it was a stunning exhibit, so I am showing it here for those who did not see it in person. All pieces are oil paint on canvas. A few of these works will be in my next exhibit at Gallery 360 opening August 15, 2020. To see more details on these pieces, please go to my Oil Landscapes webpage.
Granite Face, 48" x 48"
Grassy Island Rocks, 60" x 48"
Winter Morning, 60" x 36"
Spatial Vignettes, 72" x 72"
Spring Morning, 60" x 36"
Winter Evening, 96" x 48"
The Sacredness of Clouds at Sunset, 24" x 30"
The Darkness Behind Trees: Homage to Charles Burchfield, 72" x 46"
Blue North, 60" x 36"
Morning Light, 72" x 46"
Rocky Nook, 30" x 30"
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For Paintings: Many of the still lifes of food are painted on cradled wood panels. The landscapes and all other paintings are painted on stretcheded 10 duck canvas. I make my own stretchers and wood panels in a wood shop attached to my studio. The wood substrate is made of pine or poplar and is cross-grained to prevent warping. The canvas and panels each receive three layers of gesso before being painted. After completion, each painting receives a protective varnish. The canvases, generally, have the images wrapped around the sides. I make my own canvases and panels to assure that, if framed and displayed properly, my paintings will last for generations. For prints: All prints are on archival 100% cotton fine-art paper. The paper has a smooth natural texture, is a sturdy 15 mil. thick and uses no optical brightners. Printed with archival water-resistent inks that will not fade for a hundred years, when properly matted and framed.
