“When you pick up one piece of dust, the entire world comes with it.” -Zen saying
A selection of still-life paintings, mostly contemporary.
“There are four elements that ultimately determine quality and meaning in painting. One, the color you choose and how much. Two, where you put it; three, in what manner. The fourth is outside you, and that is life.” -Larry Rivers.
Tagged: Adriaen Coorte, Alex Fowler, Alex Kanevsky, Anita Dawson, Braque, Catherine Kehoe, Chelsea James, Christopher Gallego, Cleveland Morris, David Campbell, Diarmuid Kelley, Dick Ket, Eduardo Millan Sanudo, Erin Raedeke, Euan Uglow, Eva Gonzalez, Fairfield Porter, George Nick, Giorgio Morandi, Giuseppe Celi, Guy Diehl, Helen Schjerfbeck, Hollis Dunlap, Ilaria Roselli del Turco, Israel Hershberg, Jayne Johnson, Joe Morzuch, John Murray, John Redmond, Kathy Moore, Ken Kewley, Lee Newman, Lennart Anderson, Lisa Breslow, Liz Geiger, Louisa Matthiasdottir, Mark Daniel Nelson, Mark Karnes, Nathan Ford, Neil Riley, Nicolas De Stael, Objects, Olivier Roualt, Peri Schwartz, Peter Vandyck, Richard Diebenkorn, Sangram Majumdar, Scott Noel, Scott Smith, still-life, Susan Jane Walp, Susannah Phillips, Walter Murch, William Barnes, William Nicholson
Painting OWU 
Great selection of still life paintings. A joy to see these all in one place. Thanks!
Great selection– Could just eat those Catherine Kehoe paintings, delightful!
Excellent show of still-lifes Frank. Thanks for putting this together. Also the thoughtful Larry Rivers quote, never heard that before.
great! thanks for showing! I’m glad there will be a Helene Schjerfbeck exhibition in Frankfurt in October … it is about time paintings are getting less noisy here in Germany… including my own 🙂 cheers Tanja
Well done! Thank you for this.
Wonderful to see this beautifully “distilled” collection of still life work, old and new. Reminds me why I am continually in awe of great painting. Nice to see Hollis Dunlap in there.
They just make you see/look in a new way. I’m hungry now to try a few myself! Thanks !
Wonderful Collection, a feast for the eyes, thank you !
Great blog
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“There are four elements that ultimately determine quality and meaning in painting. One, the color you choose and how much. Two, where you put it; three, in what manner. The fourth is outside you, and that is life.” -Larry Rivers.