Yahoo!
These cards were in the works just before my travels in December.
Love ’em.
With a raised red signature, glossy, just as it appears on my paintings.
Five separate images on the back for variety and fun.
A mini portfolio.
Thank you MOO for your wonderful 40% off sale!
A few small works in process as we ease into 2020.
Studio on hold until after travel ends January 9th.
Happy Holidays!!
These three paintings just landed in a new home on Nantucket.
They hang vertically in this order I think (haven’t seen installation shot)
Each is 12 by 12 inches oil on canvas.
The bottom one was not the original I had designed for the series.
She commissioned me to prepare the third with colors she preferred.
Here is the original one created for the series:
One of many paintings currently underway.
It’s always interesting and fun to see what happens
when an 8×8 inch version is ‘blown up’ ….
to alter the sense of scale.
This one was a particular challenge –
hope that struggle is not evident in the finished image. (;
For me, painting is all about maintaining the integrity, freshness
of the process along with the sensuality of oil paint itself.
Summer Selections
Beth Urdang Gallery
460 Harrison Avenue
SOWA district Boston
on view now through Sunday, 22 September2019
“Bowl of Rocks 6” (the last of the series) 48×60 inches
oil on canvas 2002 (as seen from my storage unit door en route to delivery)
Lasell Village is a senior living community located on the campus
of Lasell College in Newton, MA.
From the Village catalogue:
“Opened in 2000, Lasell Village marked many “firsts” both for the college and for senior living, with lifelong learning opportunities becoming a fundamental component of retirement. Residents agree to sustain their intellectual and physical well-being by participating in a wide range of group and individual activities, averaging nine hours a week (450 hours per year).
“The commitment to a personalized program of lifelong learning—which had begun as a requirement for residents—has become an expectation and a foundation for the close educational, governance and social connections that exist between Lasell Village and Lasell College. Both college students and Village residents benefit from interacting through shared courses, class modules, research projects, internships and mentoring—as well as in the community itself, where students often serve as wait staff, lifeguards, interns and volunteers. In 2015, Lasell College’s commitment to intergenerational education was recognized with the designation “Age-Friendly University,” a distinction that exists to this day.”
Once the cafeteria renovation is complete, Bowl of Rocks will be installed in the cafeteria.
I’m thrilled to have this koi painting occupy such a prominent space for all the residents to enjoy.
It’s always exciting to see where my koi paintings land in their new home.
This installation shot just came in from our lovely new client in Britain.
Her comments: “it’s a 1,000 times better than the postcard I have of it.
The colours are so vibrant and the fish so beautiful. I am hooked (ha, ha)!
First thing I see when I wake in the morning as it hangs on my bedroom
wall.”
Soon, I’ll embark on another koi painting for her – a commission – for a
larger piece 30×70 inches. Can’t wait to get started on it!!
so fun to visit old paintings.
this was my first public collection purchase in 1992
four years after I began painting full-time
three years before Beth Urdang began to represent my work.
Beth Israel removed the plastic shields they had added
presumably for safety, and re-framed them.
they kindly added this descriptive tag
Next I’ll be on the lookout for a koi painting at Mass General
few people have seen
I have no photos of it ….
