Valley and Westmont/ In a group show
One of my "Retina Burners" from a drive in the industrial parts of Alhambra. Getting closer to the kind of realistic/ abstraction balance I'm looking for or so I feel today...
Oil on wood 16x24
A Group urban show---
At the Newberry Gallery
Oct 17, 2009 - Nov 21, 2009 all the info: check link ---->>>>
Lyonel Feininger
Labels: Lyonel Feininger
posted by william wray at 10:32 PM
25 Comments:
kool pics hows it goin?
Really like this one!
Retina burners- love it! You give
the veiwer a frount row seat. I almost grabbed for some popcorn.
thanks K J ands B!
Love it. Hope things are going well. Thanks for posting the images of Chamberlain.
That painting is an absolute stunner, Bill. The lighting and composition are superb.
Great painting Bill. Is the lean to the left actually painted that way, or is it the pic? Either way, I like it. Adds tension.
Stunning colors! I can feel the sun.
ralph-- thanks Chamberlain is great yes?
thannks Bob hopfully you will enjoy it close up soon.
Bill it was in the shot a bit and I pushed it more.
This one makes the back of my neck sweat. I like how the sun is just off to the right and about to be blinding.
I dig it, Bill, the realistic/ abstraction balance thing you've got going on is worth repeating. Makes me want to see more.
I like it! I also like the term "retina burner" and am attracted to these kinds of scenes myself. There is a freeway overpass a couple of blocks from where I live also just past an Arco station. Every time I drive by somewhere around sunset...
thanks Shawn
Todd tony and v-- thanks much and more to come!
The forms are finely rendered.. but for me the money shot is the color. You have created a mood when I see this that puts me inside the frame.. the atmospherics are tremendous.
Bill, you always manage to nail the light! Love the Feininger pieces as well.
Nice one Bill. You know it's a breakthrough piece when a painter makes the stoplight green.
thanks Wk your work is going to new heights...
thanks Don
Jim it s was green in my referance, but I considered the red for a drop of color, didn't think about the deeper meanings...
Love Feininger...
William, this Alhambra piece came out very beautifully. Very inspiring, thank you!
thanks Donald I'm pleased to say I just sold it.
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