Robert Reynolds

West of Unknown, Painting, Gouache on Canvas

2018

Abstract landscape. Bright Primaries and hard contrast bring together a unique composition. :: Painting :: Abstract :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity s...

This artwork was created layering and blending thick layers of orange, white, green, yellow and green over canvas, completed with glossy effects! Ready to hang, signed. I inclu...

Artist: Cheryl Johnson Title: EVERYWHERE Size: 36"x36" x.5" Substrate: Canvas Medium: Oil Style: Abstract Expressionism Keywords: Turquoise, orange, pink, teal, blue, whit...

This piece has "Richter" style smears in bright paint with a muted shrapnel grid overlaying the saturated field. It's one of my favorite smaller paintings I have done. The feel is ve...

"My work is rooted in abstract expressionism, and my process is deeply personal. It begins in a meditative state or an inner impulse, rather than a pre-established concept, allowing ...

Andy Miller (American, b. 1950), Abstract Composition, Oil on Canvas, impasto details, brown and green with reddish hues, with artist's studio stamp to verso, apparently unsigned, un...

This lyrical, colourful abstract painting is by Canadian visual artist Richard Tosczak- one in a series created in collaboration with an Italian artist, Angela Letizia Renzi, a lover of literature and linguistics. In this dynamic composition, expressive, gestural lines and swaths of colour—yellow, green, turquoise, white, melon and brown flow across the canvas. Tosczak is perhaps best known for his beautiful bronze figurative sculptures. This painting was inspired by a poem entitled ‘L’invitation au voyage” written by C. Baudelaire, a famous French poet. ‘Au pays qui te ressemble’ means ‘the country that resembles you’. “The collaboration, which has its beginnings in the picturesque setting of Lake Como, continues, more productive than ever, on an island in the heart of the Mediterranean animated by the tide, the motion of the waves, the active volcano Etna and tales of local mythology.” Tosczak and Renzi Richard Tosczak was born in Belgium. He studied philosophy and sculpture at the University of Alberta. At that time, Tosczak began working in steel and was influenced by a number of his professors who appreciated the work of a British abstract sculptor, Sir Anthony Caro considered one of the greatest sculptors of his generation. Further studies were pursued in France with another internationally acclaimed classic sculptor, Martine Vaugel...

In his recent work Standish revisits the essential element of his early style of photorealistic painting, namely, a photo reference, but through his more recent lens of abstraction. ...