Still Lifes
When I have painted compositions out of my imagination for a longer time it’s a
kind of recovery to paint a still life, where all things lay before me in reality and I
have not to think about the forms and colors to be chosen, but only paint, what I
see. At the same time they offer the possibility to control and refresh my sense for
nuances.
Crab and Books (9.6x11.3), oil on
acrylic, 1999
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Preserved Faith (14x18.2), oil on
acrylic,1988
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Part of My Studio (17.6x13 ), oil on
acrylic, 1993
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Insects (3.7x3.7), oil on
acrylic, 1986
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Still Life with Bat (5.6x8.4), oil on
acrylic, 1993
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Snail Shells and Dried Pumpkins
(13x17.6), oil on acrylic, 1993
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Hermitage (11.1x14), acrylic, 2004
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Easter (17.6x13), oil on acrylic,
1988
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Little Watcher, oil
on acrylic, 1986
SOLD
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Vintage Stuff (13.3x20 ), oil on acrylic,1991
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Books and Snail Shells, oil on acrylic,
1994 SOLD
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Thorn Apple (4.3x5), oil on
acrylic, 1986
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Magic (4.6x7), oil on acrylic, 1993
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Schiller's Apples I (7.2x7.2), acrylic, 2007
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Schiller's Apples II (11x8.5),acrylic, 2007
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