3 March 2011

Wine on the vine

16 x 12 inches - oil on hardboard panel
SOLD

This is quite a big one for me and I started it many months ago but gave up on it, and then I started experimenting with different mediums so I thought it would be good to use this failure as a test (so as not to ruin a new one if the experiment went disastrously wrong).
I think I managed to save it so I'm glad I didn't paint over it or use it as a cutting board (as has happened with other dubious offerings).

I'll be mentioning more about mediums from James Cosgrove in the next post when I hope to have a new candle painting completed exclusively with a new mix I am using incorporating some of his fine products.

I finished all the paintings for the Tallantyre Gallery in the UK so I hope to be posting some new work soon that will be available for sale - when I get around to doing some more photos.
This one may or may not be going to the Mason Murer Gallery in Atlanta as I have a lemon painting going to them for a show in April and may send this along for company ;-)

5 comments:

  1. Kelly Berkey3 March 2011 at 17:13

    Gorgeous, Paul! I'm still amazed at the detail of the wood...and the shadow. Can't wait to see more:-) Have a wonderful weekend!

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  2. Caroline Peña Bray4 March 2011 at 01:12

    Glad you didn't give up on it Paul, this is great. It has an air of the Dutch still life about. Fabulous, fabulous! Best of luck with the shows!

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  3. Samantha Dorato Art6 March 2011 at 09:42

    I'm out of breath...So real, so goob, so....there is no world.

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  4. Anonymous16 March 2011 at 15:09

    I agree: the detail in the wood and those shadows are incredible. It's a lovely work.

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  5. Gordon Rohrbaugh21 May 2011 at 14:54

    Beatiful is all I can say..gordon

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