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Here is a litle factory in Bakersfield. 9x12 oil on linen pannel
Due to illness I won't be doing The Sedona show .
posted by william wray at 9:47 AM
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Here is a litle factory in Bakersfield. 9x12 oil on linen pannel
Due to illness I won't be doing The Sedona show .
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14 Comments:
Raw and wonderful. Nothing like an aggregate plant in Bakersfield to get those brushes movin! William, check out my good ole boy portrait I just posted. It has a little bit of the same feeling.
I love the way you put detail in the paintings but without being obvious
Beautiful!
You were missed at the Laguna Plein Air Invitational. I looked for you and when I picked up a flyer I saw that you weren't there. A couple of other people were asking about you too.
I hope you feel better soon!
That is one swell looking factory you got there. I've made a mental note of the colors in particular.
So sorry to hear you have been unwell and hope you are feeling better soon.
That sky is awesome!
I love the first one!
get well soon - this is a beautiful painting! it looks so dusty
Cold rusty palette, strange and strong. Amazing piece.
This one places in the top 10 of my Wray favorites... Got a perfect storm of tasty eye goodies going on. The red monochrome makes this read like a Zane Grey western's western. Your ability to sniff out these lost treasures is only matched by your ability to paint them.
Fantastic piece . . . too bad this one isn't in your book that I don't have yet. :) Beautiful work as always!
Love the brushwork in the sky. Cheers.
The red in the sky makes this one sing.
I like the factory. I would like to paint like you paint, painterly. My subjects are tractors! Rusty and old, more interesting that way.
Bill the Cholo...
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