"Pendulum" - abstract landscape, expressive, purple, lines
By Eilis Crean
Located in Atlanta, GA
This painting is an imagined abstract landscape featuring orange, purple (lavender, lilac), green
Canvas, Oil
$58,000
H 55.12 in W 101.58 in D 1.58 in
French Contemporary Art by Murielle Argoud - Pendulum of Time
Located in Paris, IDF
exhibitions to her credit, an altar painting for a chapel, numerous works in private collections and public
Canvas, Mixed Media, Oil, Pigment
$16,500
H 88 in W 62 in
"Pendulum" -- Abstract painting by Aimée Farnet Siegel on canvas, 2023
By Aimée Farnet Siegel
Located in New Orleans, LA
connection to the grid, Siegel’s graphic design background is evident in "Pendulum". Using found paper and
Canvas, Paper, Acrylic
Sold
H 30 in W 22 in
Beauty Pendulum, Contemporary Figurative Cyanotype on Paper, Flora, Framed
Located in Austin, TX
over time. Interests in literature, psychology, and painting surface in her drawings, which
Paper
$24,000
H 113.5 in W 72 in
"Bingo" -- Abstract painting by Aimée Farnet Siegel on canvas, 2023
By Aimée Farnet Siegel
Located in New Orleans, LA
Driven by her love of materials and process, New Orleans artist Aimée Farnet Siegel works with color, line, and form through the building and manipulation of paper, paint, and canvas...
Canvas, Paper, Acrylic
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