6" x 6" oil on gessoed panel~Cherner chair with Matisse painting~
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About Me
- kimberly applegate
- ---NUTSHELL BIO--- I earned my BFA from the Art Academy of Cincinnati in 1999 and participated in the New York Studio Program through Parsons. I've schlepped a backpacker's easel across Europe trying to connect to my "painter ancestors"--they weren't kidding about the light in south of France. And if I ever win an Oscar for painting I will thank Vermeer, Kahlo, Hopper, Richter and Barney, to name just a few.
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2 comments:
MY favorite artist... I love Matisse... I did a large reproduction in my music room of the dancers... You do lovely paintings!
I love Matisse's Dancers too and recently completed a painting of a pear sitting on the back of my Matisse book (which shows the dancers on the dust jacket). I'd love to know what you think. You can see the painting at DailyPainters.com or my blog. I love the way you've connected chairs with artwork. Really playful and full of color.
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