Some Recent Paintings

Morning Landscape, oil on canvas, 18" x 24," 2012 (Sold)


 
James River, October, oil on canvas, 36" x 36," 2012


Steel Containers in Snow, oil on linen, 22" x 30," 2012 


Yellow Trailer, oil on linen, 22" x 30," 2012 (Sold)


 Cement Culvert Pipes, oil on linen, 22" x 30," 2012 


 Draw-Bridge, oil on canvas, 12" x 15," 2012




Comments

  1. Frank, these are totally adorable, and are a perfect illustration of why the screen gives just a clue of the real object...

    I adore how you use the palette, another proof that art is flourishes when you apply rules and limits on your means of expressions.

    What I especially like:
    #1 The small orange spots on the right tree, and the naked canvas spots.
    #2 The palette-ed-sky, the thin blue water line, and the direction of the palette at the bottom that goes against the water sense.
    #3 The function of the yellow border
    #4 The oranges at the bottom and the scraping of the trees.
    #5 How the red borders push the warmth of the sunlight, and the trees at the back.
    #6 How the smallest traces of white (top right) can be so dramatic.

    Hope the sold to non-sold ratio increases!

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  2. Very nice! Are these on display at the Washington and Lee exhibit?

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  3. Sorry, Dov and Pete, for missing your comments until now. I appreciate your observations and appreciations.

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