Abstract Expressionist Painting “Blue Line #1”

Description: “Blue Line #1” Original abstract expressionist color field painting. The work measures 16” x 20”. The painting, like most of my work, was made with acrylic paint thinned with water. This painting involved laying down a gray wash on the entire canvas. This was followed by addition of a loose thick vertical line in the same olive as the wash. Much of the work includes blue metallic and yellow paint with different viscosity applied by pouring and removal. This work makes use of light colors. It was made to evoke the senses. My objective is to draw the viewer closer for careful study. Too few people know and love art in an intimate manner. My artistic process involves pouring paint with different viscosity. The process is an exploration of color and texture. The paint and canvas form an important relationship as the painting develops. The centerpiece of my work is a stained canvas that results from a process of successive “color pours” The process requires patience because the beauty arises once the liquid acrylic, cut with water, has dried. The primary inspiration for my art is Helen Frankenthaler, perhaps the greatest American abstract expressionism artist. My work involves color selection and blending. The style is called non-objective due to the fact that the art work doesn’t depict any particular place, person, or thing. The non-objective style of painting was popular in the 1940’s and 1950’s. My art is influenced by nature. I am a gardener and spend a great deal of time outdoors. The simple beauty of nature inspires my work and provides color ques.

Price: 1275 USD

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

End Time: 2024-12-09T19:05:28.000Z

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