Marigold Santos

secret silence awaiting turns

2019

The large abstract painting "TEARS OF RAGE" is a diptych by Jeffrey Kurland, with acrylic paint on canvas measuring 48" tall by 104" wide when combined as shown (each canvas is 48x52...

The large abstract painting "LAKE SUPERIOR" by Jeffrey Kurland, with acrylic paint on canvas measuring 72" tall by 96" wide, is new work from the long su...

"What inspired the creation of this landscape abstraction: The wonderful golden light of sunset in combination with the blue sea. Dimensions in inches: 26 x 33 Details: - Materials u...

Dimensions: approx. 180cm x 204cm Medium: acrylic and ink on Unstretched canvas* * this painting is on an unstretched canvas and will be shipped rolled up in a tube. Please contact ...

Skate Boarder in Times Square New York City, after the Rain, by British Urban Landscape Artist, Angela Wakefield. This unique original is a major work to continue her epic New York S...

Rothko-esque Color Field painting that delights from a distance and up close from Swedish-American visual artist Charlotte Bernstrom, who creates acrylic paintings that are poetic explorations depicting nature and humanity’s place within it. Taking queues from Abstract Expressionism and Impressionism, through juxtaposing nature-inspired fields of color over earth-like stained and textured canvas, the autobiographical works are rooted in landscape and lean toward abstraction. Bernstrom’s paintings, with their complex, earth-like surfaces, evoke an emotional response that directs viewers toward a consciousness of their place in the natural world, and perhaps also encourage better care of the Earth. Born and raised in Sweden, Charlotte was mentored by her grandfather, the painter Lennart Schultzberg. He started teaching her plein air painting when she was five years old. He came up with innovative ways of teaching a young child perspective, color theory and to use different mediums. She learned about seeing, listening, feeling and how to translate those qualities through paint. Charlotte was influenced and inspired by an environment filled with art. In her early twenties, Charlotte moved to San Francisco and studied at the Academy of Art University and the California College of the Arts. Her landscape paintings gradually became more abstract and autobiographical, with an emphasis on color and texture. 'My World...