6"x6" oil/panelHere is a gala apple
Sunday, February 15, 2009
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- Wildwood Marsh
- Yellow Breeches at Messiah College
- yellow patty pan
- 50th street and 3rd ave.
- Houston and Lafayette
- Habaneros
- Afternoon cold front
- 2 Hungarian Peppers
- Hit the key
- jalapenos
- Gala apple
- Along the Yellow Breeches
- pear
- Gray day Landscape
- Red Onion and being tagged
- Garlic revisited
- Sprouting Garlic
- Kenn Backhaus' Demo
- The Chadds Ford Chronicles
- Grapefruit
- A Halved Pear
- Winter Sky
- Yellow Peppers
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About Me
- brian eppley
- Harrisburg, Pa., United States
- I am an oil painter. I paint mostly from direct observation both indoors and out. I studied at the Art Students League Manhattan under Daniel Dickerson. In my work I strive to maintain a balance between abstraction and representation all the while keeping atmosphere most important. View my show schedule to see where I'll be exhibiting.
3 comments:
Brian,
Another gem. Your still lives are simply amazing. Landscapes are so much more complex.Just keep doing both and you will soon be showing in museums!
Your knife paintings of produce just knock me out! I bet they look great all lined up near each other, too, huh?
Thanks Loriann. Your comments really help me keep at it. It's quite a journey realizing the world through paint!
Jala, Your comments are also very much respected as you are so good with still life. Your abstract stuff is also wonderful.
I hope the produce paintings look good lined up. I have a solo show coming up in march and am trying to get a bunch done. I started painting on panels with hanging holes in them. They can be displayed frameless and still have a good look. The gallery owner thinks we can sell them that way and I think it's a good idea to keep the price down in this economy.
We shall see.
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