installation from Entwined at Judi Rotenberg Gallery, Boston, 2006
A few years ago, I fell in love with a painting by Anne Beresford at the Judi Rotenberg Gallery in Boston. It was very pale, all ivory and robin’s egg blue, with gray and black architectural-like drawings on the canvas. It reminded me of sculpture in Paris, somehow. I didn’t have the funds to buy it at the time, though I had the gallery call it back in last year to consider it for our house on the Cape (which, by the way, is still devoid of all art). I brought my husband to see it and we decided, unfortunately, that its soft renderings would be lost in the space. I can’t find an image of that particular painting online (I’m sure somebody bought it by now), but I can at least show you these . . .
Homeward Bound 2
ink, acrylic & oil on paper on canvas
2005
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Rising World of Waters
ink, acrylic & oil with collage on canvas
2006
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Uprose (Hommage a Van Gogh)
ink, acrylic & oil with collage on canvas
2006
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Of a Feather
ink, acrylic & oil with collage on canvas
2004
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After Auden
ink, acrylic & oil with collage on canvas
2001-4
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Tempest, (from The Exeunt Series)
ink, oil, engraved aluminum
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Very Small Things
mixed media
2007
Artwork courtesy of Judi Rotenberg Gallery
I love the one called ‘Of a Feather’. What a stunning collection. So quiet. Like surreal doodles only much, much better!
These remind me of some of Warhol’s birds, curly sketches from his doodle drawings.
Leslie
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