Yup, gone, gone, gone, solid gone. At least I have these photos to scan. It feels good to gather these images together on my blog - it's sort of like having a little digital Day of the Dead parade...
I deeply regret not documenting my Monhegan Residency portrait series. I don't quite know why I didn't. Probably due in part to low self confidence and thinking that they were not good enough. Probably due also in part to feeling overwhelmed at that time with Lisbeth's care.
Matthew in an Italian Undershirt, 1988
pastel, oil, charcoal and pencil on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
The Other Matthew I, 1989
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
John Standing, 1988
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
The Other Matthew II, 1989
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
Couple (Matthew and Friend), 1989
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
Female Nude, Back Study, 1989
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
Male Torso/Yellow Studio, 1988
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
Wendy with a Lincoln Perry, 1987
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
Jan with Patchwork Quilt, 1987
pastel, oil, and charcoal on Rives BFK, 22" x 30"
2 comments:
That painting of Matthew is really wonderful, Martha. I think I've mentioned that to you before. I'm glad that you posted these here, and I hope that you will continue working with the figure!
Regards,
Ron
Thanks, Ron!
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