Sheryl Westergreen Art

This contemporary small-format original painting depicting plum fruits was created in an abstract impressionist style, with touches of Art Brut and Art Naïf, by French-based artist N...

Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 35 x 25 cm (each) Framed: Yes Small size, calm palette. abstract painting, soft colors, minimalist, contemporary art, pastel, green, lilac, emotiona...

About "Untethered": The beauty of floating though space without a specific destination is a kind of freedom. Oil on canvas. Note: The painting shown on the wall may not be proporti...

"Untitled" is a painting by artist David Smith. The work is signed and dated in the upper left "David Smith (symbol) 1936". When David Smith set up a workshop on the Brooklyn Navy Pier in 1933 to learn direct-metal techniques, he shared the space not with artists, but with professional welders. Yet as he stated in 1964, ‘…all my early friends were painters…I never conceived of myself as anything other than a painter because my work came straight through the raised surface.’ Picasso and Cubism would be dominant influences in Smith’s work. He understood that Picasso imagined the world as a sculptor might, and not necessarily limited to the unavoidable impact of Cubism. In addition to pursuing a kind of rethinking of the world in three-dimensionality on his own terms, by the late 1920s, Picasso had shown interest in surrealism. That meant drawing not as a depiction of reality, but rather as a reconfiguration of the body in an assemblage of often precariously balanced, interconnected forms — some expressed in a three-dimensional form, others as drawings or paintings. Those processes are reflected in this work by David Smith; three fanciful totemic assemblages set within a landscape perspective of ground, mountains, and sky and whose presence is surreal enough to cast shadows under a presumed solar presence. Untitled, 1936 embraces surrealism, yet also serves to demonstrate the extent to which his thought processes are inextricably linked to sculpture and related to scale, spatial orientation, and three-dimensionality. With that in mind, it is not surprising to know that Smith saw no demarcation between sculpture and painting, or that a painting such as Untitled (1936) can exist outside of planning or design for future three-dimensional work. Provenance: Estate of David Smith, New York Hauser & Wirth Private Collection Exhibition: Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, ‘David Smith: Skulptureen, Zeichnungen [David Smith: Sculpture and Drawings]’ Dusseldorf/DE, March 14 – April 27, 1986 (travelled to: Städtische Galerie im Stäelschen Kunstinstitut, Frankfurt/DE, June 19 – September 28, 1986: Whitechapel Art Gallery...

About "Pathos": The universe is not indifferent, rather at its core is a pervading spirit of compassion. Oil on canvas. Note: The painting shown on the wall may not be proportional...

Medium: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 35 x 25 cm (each) Framed: Yes Small size, calm palette. Abstract painting, soft colors, minimalist, contemporary art, pastel, green, lilac, emotion...

Unknown/ Unidentified Artist, "Untitled", Abstract Landscape Painting, Oil on Canvas, 27 x 39 ( In Frame 31 x 43), Late 20th Century Colors: Blue, White, Green, Black, Red...

About "Sisters of Astral Lights": Three sister planets like the Three Sisters constellation, are sharing light and space. Oil on canvas. Note: The ...

About "Omen": An abundance of activity and small red hotspots are predicting change. Oil on canvas. Note: The painting shown on the wall may not be proportional to the room size.

Gay Faulkenberry, Pecos Vista, Landscape Impressionist Oil Painting, Unframed: 13.25 x 10.25, Framed Dimensions: 20.50 x 17.50, 1989 Colors: Green, Blue, white Gay Faulkenberry has...

About "Along The Dark Edges": It is about the dark unknown expanse beyond the edge of the known that informs the physical world. Oil on canvas. Note: The painting shown on the wall...

About "Unknowability of Potential": The potential for new land forms, flora and fauna species, is not necessarily predictable. Oil on canvas. Note: The pai...