She prepares for the day.
Category: Art
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Woman in Boudoir
Woman in Boudoir, acrylics 56 x 76 cm 22 x 30″ -
Cafe Tortilla
La Cevezeria Alhambra in Valencia is famous in Spain for its tortillas. It’s a tiny place that at the time of this painting was run by a couple who had been there 37 years. After they retired their children took over. Looking through the window we see 3 people in conversation. We can almost hear the words passing between them.
Cafe Tortilla, acrylics on canvas, 65 x 81 x 2 cm, painted edges 26 x 32 x 1″ There are two exposures of the painting. All images appear differently on devices. This one in particular is more diverse than most.
Cafe Tortilla, acrylics on canvas, 65 x 81 x 2 cm, painted edges 26 x 32 x 1″ Cafe Tortilla is about a bar famous in Spain for its tortillas (Spanish omelets). They make 5 or 6 varieties in their tiny kitchen. After 37 years the couple retired. He made the omelets and she served them with nary a smile. She did not have time to smile. The place was almost always packed. You had to catch her eye to order- she would glance at you for a second as she sort of kept track of who was next. You had to start talking right away or she was off.
We were there when a newspaper photographer shot the photo I used to create the painting. He stood outside as the three of us were talking.
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Terrazza in Roma
Terraza in Roma, 51 x 61 cm / 20 x 24″ acrylics on canvas On a cool night in a rack shambled section of Rome, on this oasis, we talked into the night.
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Guillaume Guillon Lethiere
Guillaume Guillon Lethiere, study in sanguine Conte -
US Returns to Paris Climate Accord
US Digital painting. Background painting a section of my painting “Biergarten”
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Mr Ed Calls In
Mr Ed Calls In, digital painting -
Study of nude
Study of Nude, acrylics, 50 x 50 cm/ 19.5 x 19.5″ When I can manage it, I have a model in my studio for 3 hours. For about half that time a few days ago I worked in acrylics on canvas, after first working in conte.
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Horse
Study of horse by Ruben -
On the Train
On the Train, acrylics on clay board, 40 x 54 cm/15.7″ x 19.7″ Inspired by a work by Edward Hopper, this celebrates train travel in older times
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Gazing, With Affection
Gazing, With Affection. It keeps us going.
Gazing, With Affection. Conte drawing of a Michelangelo









