I would like to share these paintings with you. The first is a portrait of Betty Robertson, painted in the late fall of 2006.
Betty Robertson, oil on linen, 42x36, 2006.
Wesley is a smart young man who loves computers and math.
"Wesley", oil on linen, 34x26, 2006
This is a detail from a life-size, three-quarter portrait of Clyde Robertson I painted in 2000.
Betty Robertson, oil on linen, 42x36, 2006.
Wesley is a smart young man who loves computers and math.
"Wesley", oil on linen, 34x26, 2006
This is a detail from a life-size, three-quarter portrait of Clyde Robertson I painted in 2000.
posted by Mark Stephenson | 12:33 PM
1 Comments:
I think these paintings are wonderful. Who would have thought such talent could come from Misenheimer. ;)
C. Barringer
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