Showing posts with label abstract and cubist collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract and cubist collage. Show all posts

Monday, April 15, 2013

The Working Woman

 

12"x16"
cubist oil and mixed media on canvas
$225.00 + 10.00 shipping
 
This is the last of a series of linear cubism that I have done. It’s oil and mixed media on canvas. The story is about a Madam in Frankfurt who is at the end of her long career. I wanted the image to be one that portrays a life long journey to the realities of what her business decisions had made on her. I kept thinking of a woman in her 60’s with garish makeup and the brutalities she had faced in the underworld of prostitution. The hand was an important piece of the painting. It’s a colored x-ray and to me was a pivotal part of the painting. However, one can interpret their own subjective thoughts about it. Figurative abstract and cubism can have many perceptions and each one must decide how the piece effect them.
 
You can purchase painting here or on my website
 
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Thursday, April 4, 2013

Woman On A Couch by Tim Lincoln

18"x14 x 1.34" 
gallery wrap canvas

255.00 + 10.00 shipping

 
This is an abstract and cubist collage, painting I did of a woman sitting alone on a couch.
One side of her is bathed in light which represent a playful and coy manner. The other side is one of being doubtful and apprehensive. I used mostly oil with texture. There is also cloth and paper used. On the wall is a copied Picasso of a woman. I utilized burlap, painted over it and then took it off. It gave the wall a rough texture.
 
You can purchase painting here or on my website
 
You can contact me here
7135019082
 

Thursday, February 14, 2013

Hilga,Eine gestörte Frau by Tim Lincoln

16"x20"x1"

350.00+ 15.00 shipping 

Hilga, a disturbed woman. Hilga was never an attractive girl or woman. She was teased incessantly at school and all the guys use to call her a dyke. She had very manly features and so none of the pretty girls gave her any attention. However, she was smart and made good grades but was constantly depressed. She graduated but her first job was at a nursing home in Prague. This is when her true psychopathic tendencies started emerging.

She mistreated the elderly and sick and would always dose her patients with barbiturates crushed up in salt shakers. When meals arrived, she would switch them out with her brew. The staff and her supervisor became suspicious because all her patients were like zombies. They installed a camera, saw what she was doing and immediately discharged her. Her next job proved even more toxic. She was hired as a sitter for a German couple with two blond hair, blue-eyed 6 years old. They would have been perfect candidates for the Hitler youth. After all the teasing, she was asked to take them to school. She instead got them in the Mercedes, got on the Autobahn and cranked it up to 150mph.It so traumatized the kids, they had problems for months. She was fired.

No one has seen her for months and that’s never good.

Shes's actually living in some dive in Japan, soaking up all the cheap saki, nothing like a morning cup of coffee thats spiked with an intoxicant.

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