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.

 

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Woman With Guitar by Tim Lincoln

 

18"x14"

250.00 + 10.00 shipping

cubist oil painting

 

This is a linear cubist painting I did of a woman playing a guitar .I used mostly oil but did use tiles for some of the effects. I wanted a feeling of night so I used a lot of blues and very dark hues.There is no black in the painting.

I used a tetradic color scheme of blues and oranges ,reds and greens. Please visit my website for similar paintings. The information is below.

 

 

 

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Live Oak

16"x20"

$260.00

 

abstract and cubist oil on a linen canvas

 

This is a painting I did during the drought in Houston in 2011.It was an old Live Oak that sem to be doing well and thriving and is obviously a very drought tolerant species.While the drought seemed to decimate a lot of the Water Oaks and Pine trees,the Live Oak thrived.

 

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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.

 

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Woman With Macaw's

 12"x16"

175.00 + 10.00 shipping

 

 

This is an abstract linear oil painting of a woman holding two tropical Macaws. It’s a small painting and similar to “Woman With Fruit And Fish”.

 Macaws are vividly colored parrots found in Mexico, Central America, South America, and formerly the Caribbean.

These formidable birds have been popularly kept as pets for decades with records of the"Green Winged Macaw” having been kept as long ago as the turn of the 17th century or earlier .I guess a classical example is the one armed pirate holding a Macaw.

Most Macaw species are found in tropical rainforests along waterways or in Palm swamp forests. They nest in tree cavities and feed on the seeds found in the canopy of trees.

 

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SELF PORTRAIT by Tim Lincoln

12"x16"x1.34"

 

This is a cubist painting of me and my dog JoJo that I did last year. It's oil on a gallery wrap canvas and is ready to hang.I seem to use my chocolate lab in a lot of paintings.I guess I'm trying to immortalize her since she has been the best dog I ever had.

 

 

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LADIES SINGING THE BLUES by Tim Lincoln

 

16"x20"

$225.00 + shipping 10.00 

Abstract and cubist oil painting of women singing…but that’s debatable.

You were probably thinking Diana Ross? Not even close .Both women had a little talent but after much serious introspection, neither realized they would ever see the lights of Broadway. Myrna’s baritone was a bit jarring and Gloria’s high notes created such an abrasive mix, many tenets started complaining that their abode sounded like a breeding salon for stray cats. ”Singing the blues” was not just a title of a song but was a tragic reality.

 

To make a bit of cash they would book at seedy lounges where “Live Music” would give these dives a bit of class. They finally found a bungalow outside Queens that was far enough away as not to disturbe the urban population. The one blessing is that Myrna’s aunt died and having no relatives left , or who would speak to her ,she inherited enough money that they both could live without working indefinitely .Aunt Myrna was their only family who without fail, would invite themselves out for her Birthday. Aunt Myrna, not the impious type, would graciously sit while they played and sang a duo. Thank God she still had some Morphine left. Now they sip on Martinis all day and sing. Both are constantly going into this diatribe about “Practice Makes Perfect”, but after 50 years it’s time to reconsider some fictitious dream and start spending some of that cash

 

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Leslie And Her Cat by Tim Lincoln

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Leslie collects cats. Every time, I’m over there working, one will jump out behind a pot.

It almost reminds me of that Hitchcock movie “The Birds”; although they are not attacking me .I asked if I could do a painting of her holding Boots.It's more of a feline paradise.

 She is an extremely kind and generous woman and basically lets me use my own discretion in her garden. She has tons of cat wall planters and there are also ceramic cats everywhere. This is basically an abstract and cubist style painting. If I don’t sell it by Christmas, I will give it to her as a gift.

WOMAN AND DOG

 

 

16"x20"x2"beveled canvas

$225.00 + 10.00 shipping

 

This is an abstract and cubist painting of a friend and her corgy.I've used her dog in several paintings.

The colors are yellow's and greens

 

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The Tired Woman by Tim Lincoln

  

 

 

 

18"x14"x1.34"
250.00+15.00 shipping 

 

 

This is a cubist painting I did from a photo I took from a client preparing Christmas dinner. She looked overwhelmed and I wanted to capture that look .Ironically, cubism hit its popular venue during the industrial age where machines were starting to replace outdated methods of production. This was at the turn of the 20^th century and famous artist like Cezanne, Picasso .Leger, and Braque started the movement .I would be fascinated to see their reactions to what has transpired since then. I wonder how they would paint a Blackberry or even a cell phone or turn on a blender? Art changes with the environment and yet they are cohesive.

It’s on a gallery wrap canvas using two colors. Deep Yellow and red umber with grey and black.

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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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