I love this modern art oil painting. I got it years ago at a flea market. Signed by North in 1957, I find it amazing though obviously not professionally done. From the oval shape in the center to the diamond shaped ground and seeds; the composition intrigues me. It was probably done as a class study. I would love to take classes in modern art. My brain would rail against it, but oh, what fun.
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Showing posts with label vintage oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage oil painting. Show all posts
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Long Island Then and Now
Found this old oil painting at a flea market years ago. On the back is a stamp Salamagundi Club, 1956, the annual exhibition of oil paintings. The painting is by Otto J. Kurth. It was painted on Long Island at Mattituck. He titled it Sundown On Tutthull's Farm. I've heard the light on Long Island is the best for painting. I wonder if the old farm is still standing or replaced by mansions. The soil there is also supposedly wonderful for farming.
Thursday, May 7, 2009
CUBISM
I love this oil painting on canvas board of a rooster overseeing his hens eating scratch. It is an older piece; Picassoesque if you will and I think they had to have drawn this out before painting because it would have been too complex to paint otherwise. I never used to like 'modern art', but have become a big fan in the past few years.If you click on the painting, you can see the signature and date. Does anyone know if I made a great buy; enough to sell the farm and get a facelift, boob job (from a DD down to an A cup) and a tummy tuck? OR, maybe meet and take all my bloggy friends on a trip around the world? And then when we get back, have enough left to start an animal sanctuary and zoo? My life would be complete.
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