Abstract Figures in Landscape,Oil painting #28 by Laurie Rubell

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Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 by Laurie Rubell
  Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in an interior
    Detail of Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 showing layered oil paint and brushwork
    Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in a second interior setting
  • Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 by Laurie Rubell
  •   Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in an interior
  •     Detail of Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 showing layered oil paint and brushwork
  •     Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in a second interior setting
Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 by Laurie Rubell
  Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in an interior
    Detail of Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 showing layered oil paint and brushwork
    Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 displayed in a second interior setting

Description

Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 is an original two-canvas abstract figurative oil painting by Laurie Rubell.

The two canvases are designed to hang together as one unified composition, although they may also be displayed separately. Each canvas measures 29 x 40 inches.

This painting took approximately two months to complete. I began with blank canvases and washes of dark blue oil color, allowing the composition to develop directly through the painting process. I work without preliminary sketches, making changes as I paint and exploring color, line, movement, and the spaces within and beyond the edges of the canvases.

I hand-stretch each canvas over its wood frame rather than using store-bought pre-primed canvas. Throughout my painting process, I work with more than 50 styles of artist brushes and over 100 tubes of oil paint, building layers of color, texture, and movement across the two canvases.

Artwork Details

Original two-canvas abstract figurative oil painting

Oil paint on hand-stretched canvas

Two canvases, each 29 x 40 inches

Designed to hang together or may be displayed separately

Completed over approximately two months

Created without preliminary sketches

Signed and dated on the back

One-of-a-kind original artwork; no copies or limited editions

Created by Laurie Rubell in Glen Allen, Virginia

Studio visits available by appointment

 

Part 1 – Why I Create Two-Canvas Oil Paintings

 

Read Part 2: How My Abstract Diptych Paintings Developed

 

 

 

Description

Abstract Figures in Landscape, Oil Painting #28 is an original two-canvas abstract figurative oil painting by Laurie Rubell.

The two canvases are designed to hang together as one unified composition, although they may also be displayed separately. Each canvas measures 29 x 40 inches.

This painting took approximately two months to complete. I began with blank canvases and washes of dark blue oil color, allowing the composition to develop directly through the painting process. I work without preliminary sketches, making changes as I paint and exploring color, line, movement, and the spaces within and beyond the edges of the canvases.

I hand-stretch each canvas over its wood frame rather than using store-bought pre-primed canvas. Throughout my painting process, I work with more than 50 styles of artist brushes and over 100 tubes of oil paint, building layers of color, texture, and movement across the two canvases.

Artwork Details

Original two-canvas abstract figurative oil painting

Oil paint on hand-stretched canvas

Two canvases, each 29 x 40 inches

Designed to hang together or may be displayed separately

Completed over approximately two months

Created without preliminary sketches

Signed and dated on the back

One-of-a-kind original artwork; no copies or limited editions

Created by Laurie Rubell in Glen Allen, Virginia

Studio visits available by appointment

 

Part 1 – Why I Create Two-Canvas Oil Paintings

 

Read Part 2: How My Abstract Diptych Paintings Developed

 

 

 

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