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"I always wanted to be somebody...if I've made it, it's half because I was game to take a wicked amount of punishment along the way, and half because there were an awful lot of people who cared enough to help me" Althea Gibson, I Always Wanted To Be Somebody 1958
Moving Metals/ Horizon. Abstract painting on 24x18x2 gallery wrapped canvas. The paint flow continues around the sides for a beautiful finish, as shown in lower photo. This was the first in the "Horizon" group. Numbers 2 and 3 were posted the past few days. This piece was larger and needed more drying time before photographing. I find it to be a very soothing piece, in that the colors are so soft, and it's not too busy. If you are familiar at all with my work, you know that I typically paint in very bold color, and busy patterns. I've been feeling a little...what is the word>>..not quite melancholy, but not my usual hyper self. As an expressionistic painter, I can look at a piece of work, and tell you almost exactly what my frame of mind was at the time it was painted. I wonder if this is true with all expressionists??? For purchase inquiries, contact Kimberly at kkconrad2@aol.com To see the other pieces in this collection, visit the abstract album at www.kimberlyconradfineart.com
Kimberly's Daily Paintings
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Kimberly Conrad Contemporary Art
Kimberly at Daily Painters of Colorado
COLORADO CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSIONIST DAILY PAINTER KIMBERLY CONRAD
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