Showing posts with label tucson doors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tucson doors. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Doors & Gates of the Southwest


"Meyer Ave. #2"

$100


Palette knife oil painting on 8 x 6 inch canvas panel, unframed.

I loved how the gate was just hanging on the hinges - looked like 
it had been there a long, long time. Meyer Avenue is one of most charming
streets in El Presidio Historic District, Tucson, AZ.


Friday, July 8, 2016

DOORS & GATES: Disappearing Arches


Temple of Music & Art

$100


Palette knife oil painting on 6 x 6 inch stretched canvas.

There's a mystery here. Where are the arches leading me? 
I don't know, as I didn't follow the path, just 
thought of how I would paint them.

Sunday, June 26, 2016

Doors & Gates of the Southwest - Washington Street

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"Washington Street"

$100


Palette knife oil on 8 x 6 inch canvas panel, framed
​The first in a series of about 27 doors in the series. 
Doorways have always fascinated me - what is behind them? 
This one is on Washington Street, El Presidio Historic District, 
near Tucson Museum of Art.

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Doors & Gates of the Southwest - El Presidio Historic District


"El Presidio Historic District"

$100


Palette knife oil painting on 8 x 6 inch canvas panel.
This door is in what is left of the old fort at the Presidio
in Tucson, and is now almost totally hidden by a tree.
You need to access the ruins through El Presidio
Visitor Center.

Monday, June 20, 2016

Doors & Gates - The Pink Door


"Meyer Street #1"

$100


Palette knife oil on 8 x 6 inch stretched canvas, unframed.

This charming door is in the El Presidio Historic District of Tucson, AZ.
I loved it the minute I saw it, especially with the straggly 
prickly pears growing in front. 


Sunday, June 19, 2016

New Series - Doors & Gates

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"The Eclectic Flea"

$100


The Eclectic Flea is a re-sale shop in Lost Barrio, here in Tucson, AZ. 
I have always been fascinated by doors and gates 
and had been collecting photos of them for decades. 
Last year I finally decided to paint a series of my favorites.
Palette knife oil on 8 x 6 inches on 
stretched canvas, unframed.