Showing posts with label animals and children in folk art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals and children in folk art. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

"Jack's Pub" and "Tally Ho! Fox Hunting!" Latest paintings.

Last post for January. 

Two new paintings and another almost finished. Mr Fox was 
sold within two days of listing him. That's always a good sign.


"Jack's Pub"
8 x 10 inches




A small piece of Colonial-style art. Naive, impressionist, and country-decorative.



"Tally Ho! Fox Hunting!"
20 x 24 inches






Mr Fox hasn't acknowledged that they banned hunting in the UK a couple of years ago. He knows the ban has so many loopholes that you can hardly tell the difference. That look in his eye says he has some ideas of his own. And he's doing it without a hound or a horse in sight.


See you in February.

Sunday, October 16, 2011

More Personal Offerings

Here are two more of my paintings. Nothing has sold on eBay, which is a pity. It's either because the pictures are complete rubbish or because of the economic climate. This is how I feel about my novels too. It's a sad indictment on my claim to creative confidence when I think this way. But the truth is, all of  us who produce art - in whatever form - require positive feedback, preferably in the form of sales.

"Window Seat"


"Gran in New Orleans"

I don't need to sell, but I need the love. Sally Field would understand this.