Memorial Portraits (posthumous)
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Memorial Portraits (posthumous)
Posthumous portraits pose a singular challenge and require great craftsmanship as well as empathy. These are most successful when Robert is provided excellent photo reference along with biographical information from those who knew the subject best. Each posthumous portrait is a unique experience.
Here are three distinctly different experiences where extraordinary effort was made to create excellent posthumous portraits of Augustus Woodward, Russell Ebeid and Dr. McClinton.
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Exhausted but exhilarated having made a couple paintings during the first ever Charleston Plein Air competition at Mary Martin Gallery. The St Phillips painting was sold on the spot at the gallery as I was turning them in today to this nice couple. Talk about fresh art?! The Pineapple Fountain with City Gallery behind, is a view we don't often see. ...
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"Last Tango in Wonderland" is another collaboration with Nick C. Cerrato in which I painted what was behind his abstract expressionistic painting, which happened to be We the People of the world, being danced upon by the Epstein class. ...
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Day one of the MMG plein air festival in Charleston. A pretty ambitious painting of St Philip. ...
"Evil's Place," another collaboration with my dear friend and great artist, Nick C. Cerrato. ...
"Tempus Fugit" captures the instant fire and ice meet, when strange entities are released into the human psyche. Another collaboration between myself and artist Nick C. Cerrato. ...