Thought I’d try to do a little series of pears. Because I really like (am obsessed with) pears and I thought it would be interesting to play with one colour plus black and white of the same subject over and over. My intention is to complete at least ten of these. But I have a fairly short attention span, so I’m not making any promises. Here are the first two.
Vermillion, Jun 6, 2014, Oil on Canvas Board, 6″ X 6″Torrit Grey, Jun 6, 2014, Oil on Canvas Board, 6″ X 6″
After the Scream, Mar 1995, Acrylic on Masonite, 24″ X 30″Venus Prep, Jan 1995, Oil on Masonite, 14″ X 24″Still Life III Coloured Light, Sep 1994, Oil on Masonite, 24″ X 24″Still Life II Coloured Light, Sep 1994, Oil on Masonite, 24″ X 24″Still Life I Coloured Light, Sep 1994, Oil on Masonite, 24″ X 24″
“Two and two do not make four. Only accountants think that. but that is not enough: a painting must make this clear; it must fertilize the imagination.”
– Miró, 1959
Figure I, May 3, 2014, Oil on Canvas, 14.5″ X 17.5″
Just back from Vancouver and Seattle for a family vacation. In Seattle we had the chance to visit the Seattle Art Museum and their current exhibition “Miró: The Experience of Seeing” as well as other great artwork. And this painting has absolutely nothing to do with that.
Nothing new today – just a bit of old artwork from a time when I seemed content with painting the same still life over and over again.
Still Life I, Mar 1995, Oil on Masonite, 12″ X 18″Still Life II, Mar 1995, Oil on Masonite, 12″ X 18″Still Life III, Mar 1995, Oil on Masonite, 18″ X 12″Blue Girl, Apr 1995, Acrylic on Masonite, 22″ X 16″