Michelle Louis

"What's on Your Mind" Abstract Painting -bold, red, blue, green, elegant, black

2021

50" x 35" x 1.5" Acrylic on Canvas. Note: Ships in a tube, must be framed by customer. "Kinetic Energy" is an abstract composed of simple lines, forms, and positive vibes. Black g...

16" x 20" x 0.8" Acrylic on Canvas. "Duck Goes Splash 2," is a modern, abstract landscape of gestural organic and geometric forms and lines that create a sense of play, positive e...

16" x 20" x 0.8" Acrylic on Canvas. "Duck Goes Splash," is a modern, abstract landscape of gestural organic and geometric forms and lines that create a sense of play, positive en...

79" x 50" x 1.5" Acrylic on Canvas. Note: Ships in a tube, must be framed by customer. "Blue-Sky Thinking" is a modern, abstract expression of simple, gestural lines, layers, and ...

"Quintessence" is an exciting abstract of simple organic and geometric forms and gestural lines to create a sense of movement, depth, and flow. A contrasting palette of many layers o...

Do you ever think about what's going on under the ground surface as winter melts into spring? The enormous amount of latent energy eager to burst from the earth into the light is min...

Peggy Cyphers “Bullfrog Pond” (2018-2023) acrylic, sand and gold leaf on canvas 30”x24” This painting was featured in a solo exhibition of paintings at the Front Room Gallery entit...

Primary Colour Series- White Butterfly ( It's just Another Stage of Life) is Shizico Yi's latest project, inspired by Japanese woodblock Print and the a nod to calligraphy tradition....

Landscape is an artwork realized by an unknown artist in 1998. Colorful landscape with dense and material brushstrokes. Illegible signature in the lower right margin. 21x33 cm. A...

"Landscapes of the Soul and of the Mind XIV " is a 40 x 40 inches, original, abstract landscape by American master colorist painter Al Lachman. The artwork is a gallery wrapped canvas, signed "Lachman" in the lower left. It is part of the artist's series "Landscapes of the Soul and of the Mind". The artist puts his thumb upon the pulse of life and records it. In that mystical beat lies the unknown, and he would but make it known. Being both, innovator and spectator, he exists as an intrinsic part of that rhythm. Each painting begins with a premise, and I rarely use the same one twice. It is based on what I see and what I am feeling at that moment. I do not think that painting is about technique. It is about a particular perception of the world around us. The premise creates the periphery of my intent. It is a limitation that gives birth to the creative forces within. - Al Lachman Born in 1936 in the Bronx, NY, Alan Lachman...

"Landscapes of the Soul and of the Mind XIX " is a 44 x 56 inches, original, abstract landscape by American master colorist painter Al Lachman. The artwork is a gallery wrapped canvas, signed "Lachman" in the lower center. It is part of the artist's series "Landscapes of the Soul and of the Mind". The artist puts his thumb upon the pulse of life and records it. In that mystical beat lies the unknown, and he would but make it known. Being both, innovator and spectator, he exists as an intrinsic part of that rhythm. I try to approach each painting with a minimum of predigested information. I look at the world with the natural curiosity of a child, always looking for unique qualities that each new moment brings. Talent, I believe, is found in the ability to take risks, and with that in mind, I am continually willing to risk it all every time I paint. The most exciting paintings, for me, are the ones that balance a bold fresh approach with the sensitive and subtle workings of the heart and mind. - Al Lachman Born in 1936 in the Bronx, NY, Alan Lachman...

"It Is Right, It Should Be So" is a 44 x 56 inches, original, abstract landscape by American master colorist painter Al Lachman. The artwork is a gallery wrapped canvas, signed "Lachman" in the lower right. The artist puts his thumb upon the pulse of life and records it. In that mystical beat lies the unknown, and he would but make it known. Being both, innovator and spectator, he exists as an intrinsic part of that rhythm. Each painting begins with a premise, and I rarely use the same one twice. It is based on what I see and what I am feeling at that moment. I do not think that painting is about technique. It is about a particular perception of the world around us. The premise creates the periphery of my intent. It is a limitation that gives birth to the creative forces within. - Al Lachman Born in 1936 in the Bronx, NY, Alan Lachman...