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Recenlty I spent several days at the US National Gallery in Washington DC. I was interested in the detials within paintings to both provide guidance for my own painting as well as works of art in themselevs. Here is the first of a thre part series on these images wth images. See if you can guess the artist.
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I had an art teacher who used to say that realist and figurative painting is loaded with more abstraction than you'll ever need to satisfy your craving for that sort of expressionism. A look through these reminded me of that.
Posted by: Mick Mather | October 31, 2011 at 10:21 AM
Yes I did a whole series on micro-lanscapes or close ups like these. See the side bar. Thanks. Mick
Posted by: bill Ives | October 31, 2011 at 10:55 AM