Original artwork description:

With a semi-abstract painting, where the artist is including a recognizable figure with pure abstract forms and color, the problem is always to mate the two in a way that makes both components compatable. Here I am using the female figure, the old newspaper as a departure point, leading to the less definitive shapes and colors of the bulk of the painting. I have kept most of this painting within a pallet of warm, earthy colors while making the dress a highly contrasting red.

With this work, I am showing an epiphany. The figure is shielding her eyes from some unhappy image. Perhaps there is a recognition that a change is necessary.

REMEMBERANCE OF THINGS PAST is a one-of-a-kind original work of art. It is produced using India ink and acrylic paint. I have stayed with my usual pallet of warm “earthy” colors. The old newspaper has been printed on a high resolution printer and laminated to the mylar surface medium. The figure and remaining elements are painted on the face.
The painting is signed on the front and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

This painting will be ready to hang, out of the box. It will be mounted on one inch thick foamboard with a two inch border all around. It has a 1/2" wide simple frame that is painted in a contrasting color. It will have a hanging strip on the back and I include a “monkey hook” for easy attachment to your wall. It can be on your wall within five minutes.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please hit the CONTACT button that is near the bottom of this page.

Materials used:

india ink and acrylic paint on architectural drafting mylar

Tags:
#abstract #woman #large #framed #female #ready to #provocative 

REMEMBERANCE OF THINGS PAST 29"X22" (2020)

Mixed-media painting 
by Joe McHarg

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With a semi-abstract painting, where the artist is including a recognizable figure with pure abstract forms and color, the problem is always to mate the two in a way that makes both components compatable. Here I am using the female figure, the old newspaper as a departure point, leading to the less definitive shapes and colors of the bulk of the painting. I have kept most of this painting within a pallet of warm, earthy colors while making the dress a highly contrasting red.

With this work, I am showing an epiphany. The figure is shielding her eyes from some unhappy image. Perhaps there is a recognition that a change is necessary.

REMEMBERANCE OF THINGS PAST is a one-of-a-kind original work of art. It is produced using India ink and acrylic paint. I have stayed with my usual pallet of warm “earthy” colors. The old newspaper has been printed on a high resolution printer and laminated to the mylar surface medium. The figure and remaining elements are painted on the face.
The painting is signed on the front and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

This painting will be ready to hang, out of the box. It will be mounted on one inch thick foamboard with a two inch border all around. It has a 1/2" wide simple frame that is painted in a contrasting color. It will have a hanging strip on the back and I include a “monkey hook” for easy attachment to your wall. It can be on your wall within five minutes.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please hit the CONTACT button that is near the bottom of this page.

Materials used:

india ink and acrylic paint on architectural drafting mylar

Tags:
#abstract #woman #large #framed #female #ready to #provocative 
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I am an architect by education, and profession. I have practiced architecture for over four decades. A good deal of my experience as an artist developed from doing architectural plans and illustrations. In addition... Read more

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