Anthonys Nose
oil on linen
32 x 46
The Reach
oil on linen
26 x 47
SOLD
View from Minnewaska
oil on panel
24 x 48
SOLD
Evening Clouds
oil on panel
9 x 22
Twilight, Bear Mountain
oil on linen
21 x 21
SOLD
View of the Hudson from Perkins Point
oil on paper, laid to panel
6 x 14
Spring Evening, Graham Lake
oil on panel
13 x 23
SOLD
Night, The Sea
mixed technique, encaustic and oil on panel
4 x 10
SOLD
Spring Rainstorm, Schoodic Range from Sparrow Hill
oil on paper, laid to panel
7 x 10
Passing Storm, Schoodic Mountains
oil on panel
12 x 29
SOLD
View of the Hudson from Minnewaska
oil on panel
12 x 12
SOLD
Spring, Addison
oil on panel
9 x 13
SOLD
Late Afternoon, Addison
oil on panel
7 x 11
SOLD
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Thrilled to find some new ones, it's been too long; but they were definitely worth the wait! I love "Passing Storm, Schoodic Mountains" and the eerie mood in the Addison ones is glorious.
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ReplyDeleteGlad you like em , I have several large ones as well for this show Ill post as soon as i get a chance to take pictures .
The ' Passing storm ' one was kinda inspired by Kensett - his ' Contentment Island ' paintings especially . I want to do another, larger version of it
Colin, great to see these new paintings & good luck with the show.
ReplyDeleteReally like "Spring, Addison", "Passing Storm, Schoodic Mountains" & "Late Afternoon, Addison"
Really, like Night, the sea....I've been looking at your blog for awhile and I like what I see and have added you to my Artist Blog links.....
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work :)
Thanks Dianne,
ReplyDeleteI like that one too - I want to keep it :) It was fun doing encaustic even though I only managed to set a couple things on fire in the studio
I actually started a fire in the studio because encaustic paint igniting on the heater. Damn hard to put the fire out and was lucky it didn't spread. That was 22 years ago and I've never touched the stuff since. Also the fumes from working with encaustic were awful.
ReplyDeleteI just had a look at the gallery website Colin, your show looks amazing. I hope the opening went well; it would be fabulous to be there to see your paintings in person. One day I hope to own one of your beautiful works :)
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ReplyDeleteI am ever so captivated by your work. I guess I missed out on the painting you did of the Olympic mountains of Washington state. I can only hope to own one of your oils in the future. I look forward to seeing your 2008/summer show. Keep up the beautiful work, and take care.
Yes I am Really Impressed for comments. I true is nice Painting. I Actually Started fire in the paint igniting on the heater. I just had a look at the gallery website Colin. Your show looks amazing,
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ReplyDeleteIts Kim Carlson. Im so glad to see you doing so amazingly well!
Id love to look at some of your work in person.. Would like to consider purchasing one of yours or of your moms for someone..
The colors and sensuality of the landscapes I have seen of yours are memorizing.
My friend just came through a divorce and lost all of his art..most of which he didn't choose to begin with and didnt care much for anyhow.. the few pieces he did choose and still has reminds me of something shared with the Barclay world of beauty and depth..I am sure he would love anything of yours or your moms!
Interesting and serendipitously three of my friends have your moms work in their homes just by pure coincidence..2 were purchased in Maine but they live here....i cant tell you how happy i was to see them and by far they are the best in each home framed beautifully and placed in very special places in each home.... Are you showing anywhere in the hudson valley? best, Thoras old high school friend.. kimberly carlson
hi kim,
ReplyDeleteglad you like the stuff ! sorry ive taken so long to reply , i havent updated this thing in a while and for some reason google didnt notify me of your post. anyhow, email me if you'd like to see the stuff I have down there in NY
Yours,
Colin