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Showing posts with label large abstract oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label large abstract oil painting. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
"City Vernacular, version five", abstract by Lynne Cunningham
"City Vernacular, version five", oil on canvas
36" x 24"
completed Nov., 2013
$1,200. USD including shipping
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I began this canvas a while back, then set it aside; it was in oils and I was finishing other paintings in acrylic. But those unfinished paintings continue to call to you! So I continued with it some more until I was satisfied . . . here is "City Vernacular, version five".
This is in a much different color palette than usual; the other paintings in the "City Vernacular" series can be viewed here Recent Abstracts .
I'm working on two other art-related projects so the flow of paintings from my studio has been slower the last few months! I love it when I can return to painting again.
My painting blog is here: http://paintboxjournal.blogspot.com
My website is here: http://www.lynnecunningham.com
Friday, March 29, 2013
"Port of Oakland", abstract oil on canvas painting, Lynne Cunningham
"Port of Oakland", oil on canvas
24" x 36"
completed 3/28/13
$1600.
In the process of painting this one I had the sensation I was painting something from my memory! When I lived in the East Bay I saw the Port of Oakland often during daily commutes. It's a fascinating, very industrial scene at the base of the Bay Bridge in the San Francisco Bay Area. In the middle of the painting process which took time over several days, the words "Port of Oakland" flashed in my mind ~ the working title of the painting became the final name for the painting. Here is the finished, "Port of Oakland" , 24" x 36", oil paint on canvas with an underdrawing in charcoal.
Please contact me here for questions or to purchase; this painting is planned for an early summer group show.
To read more about my process in painting abstracts, you may want to read this blog post here My website is here, with more artwork http://www.lynnecunningham.com
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