8″ x 6″ (20.3 cm X 15.2 cm) acrylic on gesso primed board unframed $175 with free shipping in USA and Canada
For email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
To see past work click HERE
This is my view the Bald Eagle we saw in West Yellowstone in September. To read the whole story or for purchase information go to my other blog HERE.
© Copyright 2010 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
5” x 7” (12.7cm x 17.8cm) acrylic on hand primed board unframed $125 with free shipping in USA and Canada.
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
To see past work click HERE
To purchase go to my other blog HERE.
The name rose almost implies red and colors such as “rose madder” are indeed red. Red roses are the symbol of romantic love thus becoming the appropriate color for a Valentine gift to someone we love. This one was painted from a bouquet of roses given as a birthday gift but is even more fitting for Valentines Day.
© Copyright 2010 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
To see past work on this blog click HERE.
To go to my other blog click HERE.
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul below:
These are two blocks from the Disney toy blocks set made in the 1930’s. I’ve painted them here in great detail as they might have looked when they were new. The wooden blocks came in sets usually of 24 and included Walt Disney characters with alphabet letters and picture/word objects such as the bicycle shown in this painting…. Read more at my other blog HERE
© Copyright 2010 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
Berries in Woven Basket
6” x 8” acrylic on canvas board unframed $175 with free shipping in US and Canada
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
To see past work click HERE
This painting was begun last summer and I’ve just got back to finish it. Maybe it’s appropriate now since it brings back the feeling of those warm summer days. Since this is another acrylic painting, below I’ve included an article WHY I PREFER ACRYLIC POLYMER PAINTS OVER OIL. I thought some might be interested in this idea since some of you have ask this question. To read the article go to my other blog HERE
© Copyright 2910 by Paul Wolber
© Copyright 2009 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
To see past work click HERE
To go to my other blog click HERE.
SOLD
In this painting I’ve included Walt Disney character blocks of Mickey Mouse and Pluto The Pup with a stack of Froebel blocks in the background. Friedrich Froebel’s (reputed to be the inventor of kindergarten) Froblox or “Gifts” created these blocks in 1830’s for kindergarten children to encourage creativity and design abilities are still available for purchase today. I’ve mentioned these blocks before HERE. The Disney blocks encouraged children to learn the alphabet and word meaning related to a picture image of the word, while the Frobel blocks were intended to encourage design and building skills as attested to by the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
© Copyright 2009 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
5” x 7” (12.7cm x 17.8cm) acrylic on hand primed board unframed $125 with free shipping in USA and Canada.
To see past work on this blog click HERE.
To purchase with Paypal or go to my other blog click HERE.
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
This is a reworking and update of a painting done last summer. I wanted to get back to this painting and work on reflections and highlights to bring it up to date.
I’ve alway enjoyed working with small objects and zooming in to see details and textures that we sometimes overlook. If it’s not fun I’ll stop doing it.
© Copyright 2009 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
A Stack of Classic Wood Children’s Toy Blocks
6” x 8” acrylic on hand primed (archival) board unframed $175 with free shipping in US and Canada.
To see past work click HERE
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
SOLD
Go to my other blog HERE.
These children’s blocks still fascinate and are a source of some important historical information. Each block had alphabet characters and pictures of many things with the names printed below. Some had story or nursery rhyme characters printed as well and many of them later had cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse stamped into them. The blocks in this grouping are from two different sets and include a deer, hen, bear, and truck images printed one the side. One block is from a Mickey Mouse or Walt Disney set and the others are an alphabet set. Even today children’s blocks continue to be made but the old ones still have a classic style and quality that is unique.
© Copyright 2009 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
Carnival Celebration In Cologne Germany
24” x 36” (61 cm x 91.4 cm) acrylic on Masonite®
Detail of Painting
To see past work click HERE.
This painting was done some years ago while on sabbatical visiting the Cathedral of Cologne (Koln), Germany during Carnival (Karneval). Cologne Carnival is one of the most famous celebrations in Europe and is the period right before Lent. In this case I went into a small restaurant for a sandwich and saw this group celebrating Carnival. Through the window I could see the carnival rides with the Cathedral in the background. The juxtaposition of the people, carnival rides and the Cathedral intrigued me so I decided to make this painting.
Because many of you have ask about larger paintings, I’ve decided to post some of my larger works and am planning some new larger works of the daily painting themes so you can see the difference in size or scale. If anyone is interested in this work or of seeing larger works of specific past small daily posts, you can send an email to my blog above.
© Copyright 2009 by Paul Wolber
All Rights Reserved
Two Hummingbirds rescued from the destruction of their nest
5 in. X 7 in. (12.7 cm X 17.8 cm) acrylic on hand primed board unframed $125 with free shipping in US and Canada
To see past work click HERE.
To purchase with Paypal go to my other blog HERE.
To receive email postings of my work click below or send email to Paul
| M | T | W | T | F | S | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| « Jan | ||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 |
| 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 |
| 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 |
