The Landscape : AN Interpretation





I began this series of landscapes when I came to Mexico in 2001.
The grandeur and vastness of  the  landscape has always attracted  and  captivated my Spirit.
 I dedicate this work to Mother Nature /and the work Evolution  has done on this  planet.
.Even though I consider myself an abstract painter  these works are studies in color, relationships between  shapes as a whole  in a piece. The painting  of the rain forest with the  macaws has a very sensuously -visual feeling to it.
 Thank you for looking at my work and please don't leave with out  giving me your feed back and comment , for they are very appreciated here on this blog . 
Note: Some of these paintings are works in "progress".           



                                                                   Landscape   # 10
                                                    Acrylic on canvas mounted on board
                                                                        75 x 95 cm
                                                                           U$ 7,000

                                                               





                                                                          Palms
                                                                Acrylic on canvas
                                                                      61 x 76 cm
                                                                        U$ 3,500










                                                            Cohabit of the Rain Forest
                                                                      Acrylic on canvas
                                                                           92 x 112 cm
                                                                             U$  6,500


 



                                       
                                                                            Exotic Flora
                                                                        Acrylic on canvas
                                                                             112 x 92  cm
                                                                                 U$  3,900









 
                                                           Cattle Grazing
                                                                       Acrylic on canvas
                                                                           92 x 112 cm
                                                                              U$  4,750

                                                                     



                                                                   Enchanted Forest
                                                                   Acrylic on canvas
                                                                       92 x 112  cm
                                                                           U$  4,900







 
                                                                 Arizona Bute
                                                          acrylic on stretched canvas
                                                                 76 x 102  cm
                                                                    U$ 4,700
                                                               

                                                                     





















                                                                      Vineyards 2010
                                                          Acrylic on canvass (triptych)
                                                                    41 x 112 cm
                                                                       U$ 4,500

                    The colors in these images  may vary according to your monitor's setting.













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