Showing posts with label oil on canvas board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil on canvas board. Show all posts
Peacock, oil on canvas, 5" x 7" .....$75
Pink Roses, oil on canvas, 5" x 7".....$75
White Roses , acrylic on canvas, 5" x 7", Framed 8" x 10",,,,,,$75
Girl in Pink dress, 8" x10" matted, watercolor on paper.......$60
Pink Roses 2,( Asian feel), Square format 12" x 12" framed.........$80
These are done from photos, i have used for larger paintings in the past.
Oil on canvasboard
8" x10"
White Roses
After Spanish artist JoaquĂn Sorolla
$150
This painting is a copy of a famous painting done by a Spanish artist JoaquĂn Sorolla done approx. in the year 1919. More of his works can be seen here- http://www.wikipaintings.org/en/joaqu-n-sorolla
I chose to copy this painting because i love the light and the colors he used to make this painting. It was a fun exercise to paint my favorite subject matter thru the eyes of another artist.
Thanks to many good friends, most of my work from this past year is SOLD. I have several auctions and art shows coming up so i am busy revising some of my unfinished work and getting it ready for submission. Below are some examples
Revised- New England Fall
Large painting 18" X24"
oil on canvas board
Revised Geraniums
8"X10"
oil on canvas board
Revised- New England FallLarge painting 18" X24"
oil on canvas board
Revised Geraniums8"X10"
oil on canvas board
I began this painting before i went to India- finally got to complete it today. This is done from a photo taken at the local botanical garden . The flash captured the bubbles very well and the whole painting depicts the grace and movement of the fish.Oil on canvas board
20" x 24"
This painting is for sale
If you wish to purchase the above painting, please email me;
plathia@hotmail.com

oil on canvasboard
20" x 10"
Happy New Year everyone!
Just back from winter break, this is my first painting of 2010. I have lots of new ideas for the new year and look forward to your input and comments on my work.
This painting is inspired by my students who are working on charcoal cups and pots. This is a very old subject for still life paintings. It is usually set up against a dark background, i wanted to try something different with the background colors making it more modern. What do you think?








