It shows me 'hard at work' on a painting called Après la Fête; a partially clothed post-party woman pulling petals from a Daisy (he loves me, he loves me not, etc). Our 'visitor' cat, Thomas, was curled up at her feet.
This was the finished job a few days later. Again, an awful photo with more flash.
This was the finished job a few days later. Again, an awful photo with more flash.
And finally an installation shot of an exhibition that same year (1982?). I'd been selected to exhibit with a prestigious British Gas touring show, in which Après la Fête was included.
Yes, and once I was slim too!
M.B. All these photos are photos of photos of photos etc... Sorry.
Yes, and once I was slim too!
M.B. All these photos are photos of photos of photos etc... Sorry.
22 comments:
To the woods, to the woods. And a bit of surrealism in your paintings.
Interesting style of painting. What did you name this one?
Great photo of the artist! You look very intense
I really like the photographs of you ... and the paintings. Do you still have them or did you sell them ? XXXX
I love the woods, I would happily live in the deepest woodland.
It's called 'Apres la Fete'. I think I look more grumpy than intense.
I'm keeping the large one in the bottom picture.
I think you look rather more 'Oh for heaven's sake!' than truly grumpy. I'll pass on commenting on art or politics.
I'm not keen on having my photograph taken, and people telling me to smile; it shows!
You do look very tall and slim. Fabulous paintings.
From what I can see that would be my choice too.
Sorry, careless reading.
I'm guilty too!
I can't even remember being that slim, but 'the camera doesn't lie'.
Well 'Cup' & 'tea' come to mind, but needless to say I quite liked the cat!
Has your style changed over the years?
I now paint what I consider to be 'Calligraphic landscapes'. Simple black and white compositions taken from drawings that I do in the woods.
p.s. I don't understand the cup and tea bit.
So tall (and slim) that you've blocked one of your pieces at the art installation. Just stand to the side, please.
''Not my cup of tea?"
I like your paintings, Cro, and you look very handsome in those photos.
It was one of my favourites too, called 'The Pianist'.
Of course; sorry. I wasn't thinking!
You're very kind.
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