Studies for a larger painting. Images updated. Abstract
Category: Art
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Ballerinas, three watercolor paintings (version 2)
Ballerina in Abstract Background 1, 21 x 30/8.3 x 11.7″ watercolor Ballerina in Abstract Background 2, 21 x 30/8.3 x 11.7″ watercolor Ballerina in Abstract Background 3, 21 x 30/8.3 x 11.7″ watercolor -
Two Chillin’ (watercolor)
Two Chillin’ watercolor 21 x30 cm / 8.3 x 11.7 Canson 300 grams Part of a new series of brightly colored paintings based on models
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Nude in Pompeii
Acrylic paintingAcrylic
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Music video: Paintings, watercolors and figure drawings, 2024
Some of the art I produced this past year. Most of the watercolors were done aboard Viking. There is limited space and I have to put everything away each time so larger paintings are difficult to mange. It’s perfect for watercolors though!
It was a wonderful year for cruising once the rains let up around June 1. Before that it was rather dreary and the Maas (Meuse in French) was running quite fast as we headed against the current on our way south.
If you have not seen our video about the cruise from Haarlem, near Amsterdam, to the French border, go to https://garyjkirkpatrick.com/at-last-our-narrated-video-from-amsterdam-to-the-france-2024/
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Drawings from Roma
St Stephen’s Gate, Aurelian Wall, Rome (watercolor) Castle Sant Angelo from the Bernini bridge House near St Stephen’s Gate Persephonne, Bernini’s statue American Academy, Rome (pencil) -
Rome: pen and ink drawings
The Boxer. Bronze, Roman era Statue at the Altemps Museum Gaul couple committing suicide From statues at the Barberini Palace Reclining Couple, terra cotta, 750 BCE (Conte pencil) -
Face from side and below, tilted, Conte pencil
Face from side and below, tilted, Conte pencil, unsigned -
Barge at Port de Plaisance in Nancy (watercolor)
Barge at Port de Plaisance in Nancy, 21 x 30 cm/8..3 x 11.7 inches on 300gr watercolor paper This was our view of the Port de Plaisance in Nancy
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Go, Figures!
Several quick figure drawings in ink with wash using the two handed technique.






















