Here you wil find paintings underway or just completed ready to go to one of the galleries.
For a link to these galleries go to Contact on the Menu Bar.
I will endeavour to film each one so you can see me in action and as proof that it is my painting. Some will appear on You Tube as inspiration to other artists.
I have applied prices to each as a guide.
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Nature’s Child$14,000.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 47 x 36 inches
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This is a slice of nature as one would imagine a young lady lost in her own world of thought and reflection whilst wandering in Mother natures. The pink dress drapes uninterrupted from the head and shoulders to the water where it spreads and trails her slow movement giving a soft interlude with the body and Natures’ water .The folds in the dress add interest and femininity while the pond’s green lilies and yellow stems break up the surface and support the subtle level of ascetic activity. A strong shadow on the right forces the viewer’s eye to the center as well as creating an area of drama behind the advancing figure. Shifting blues in the water embrace and offset the subtle changes in the pink dress.
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Fall Run$9,800.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 24 x 48 inches
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The Aspen Valley in Colorado in Fall is stunning. The red rock bluffs drop vertically to the small river valley floor and are the perfect backdrop to the Aspen trees as they switch color from green to yellow to orange during September. Some change earlier than others so there is inevitably a mix of these colors for the sort 3 week period of transformation.
Well add a river and then some horses running loose and we have a painting that should get everyone’s attention.-especially if they are mid stream and on the burst!
Let'em Run
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Late Light$10,000.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 30 x 40 inches
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‘Backlight painting are a delight to do’, says Robert. ‘But they must be sneaked up on-like catching a monkey, otherwise they just get away from you’. The secret in painting this type of painting is patience. Its working from the middle tones up and then down, then up and down again a few more tones, until the full range of tones from light to dark is covered. When they are done with care and flair they can be stunning. The fall colors against the soft blue back hills and steel blue trees gives this painting a vibrancy and lift to excite the subject. With dots and dashes of light green, purple and yellow it’s a cacophony of small but intriguing strokes. The result is a painting that ‘jumps’ off the wall under light.
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Breezy Day$7,500.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 24 x 30 inches
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This type of painting I love to do. It’s where I started painting 30 years ago. I don’t do many these days but this one just flowed off the end of my brush. I didn’t have to force anything. The figures sit well together and the colors are bright and ‘summerish’. It’s really a lot like I remember the beach in my own early years. Top little painting if I say so myself.
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Cool Pond$2,500.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 20 x 16 inches
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Small paintings are always enjoyable to do. Especially when there is strong color because I cant help but laying into it and having some fun. I had a bit too much it seems because after a few sessions on this I saw with a fresh eye it needed calming down a bit. It was simply too strong and there was not enough perspective in there. Anyhow it’s turned out a pretty handy little painting and will yell out to a passerby no matter where its hung! And the young lady is Susan.
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Midday Moment$7,900.00Shipping (Worldwide) = $20.00 (will be added in paypal)
Oil on Canvas. 30 x 24 inches
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There are times when its best to be alone or with someone with whom we can relate with. This is one such scene of togetherness set in an idyllic location beside a gently passing stream, surrounded with the colors of spring and a few passerby’s happily wandering through. I like to paint water. It has as many moods as you care to imagine and is a fantastic element to include in any painting.
