LOOKING OUT
Views out a window provide an enticing dichotomy for a painter: they present the contrasting elements of hard edges against the soft forms of nature, and the warm glow of the exterior with the cooler hues of the interior (or vice versa). They speak, too, to the contrast between our ordered, human lives and the freedom of nature. And as spring arrives, I can't help but think that these views also herald the transition upon us: from a season we spend mostly indoors to one in which we can venture back outside.
NOONDAY STUDIO | oil on canvas | 24” x 30”
JANE’S VIEW | oil on canvas | 30” x 30”
SEPTEMBER AFTERNOON | oil on canvas | 16” x 20”
JULY, 8:40 PM | oil on wood panel | 6” x 8”
FRESH CUT FLOWERS | oil on panel | 6" x 8"
STUDY FOR SUMMER WINDOWS | oil on wood panel | 6” x 8”
HARBOR VIEW | oil on canvas | 30” x 40”
TURQUOISE TABLE | oil on canvas | 30” x 40”
DAY IS DONE | 24” x 30” | oil on canvas
Currently availble at Collyer’s Mansion
WIDE OPEN | oil on canvas | 30” x 30”
STUDY FOR DAY IS DONE | oil on wood panel | 6” x 8”
SUMMER WINDOWS | oil on canvas | 30” x 40”