This is an 8"X48" acrylic painting on stretched canvas that is one of eighteen of my acrylic paintings that is part of a two man show at the Elliott Fouts Gallery here in Sacramento. The artist's reception is this Saturday, Feb. 13 from 6-9PM. I expect all my blog visitors to be there...no excuses.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The Ruhstaller Building on 9th and J Streets
This is an 8"X48" acrylic painting on stretched canvas that is one of eighteen of my acrylic paintings that is part of a two man show at the Elliott Fouts Gallery here in Sacramento. The artist's reception is this Saturday, Feb. 13 from 6-9PM. I expect all my blog visitors to be there...no excuses.
Gosh David. This is so fabulous; I can't decide if the people or the building intrigue me more! I am so enjoying your ability to paint in different styles...from your SF trolley to your portraits to your buildings...All of them wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the subject and size of this one. Know it will be a great show, keep us up to date on the event. I'm packing my bags to attend as I write this. Oops, think the flights are being cancelled at the Dallas airport since it's snowing...sorry, might not make it!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll be there in blogosphere. Have a great time at your show. Love this piece, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat format and wonderful image. Wish I could be there at the opening! Hope you have a sell out of all your paintings!
ReplyDeleteThanks Autumn. I'm schizo...can't decide wether I like watercolor or acrylic better. I'm an aquarian, and both mediums use water.
ReplyDeleteCome on, Ann, can't you take a Greyhound bus or hitch hike?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much fellow watercolorist, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteMryna, if I ever have a sell out, I'll stand on my head and eat a raw flounder.
ReplyDeleteI like it! (I'll be there. I'm just waiting for the plane tickets in the mail so I can come - don't worry, I'm close, near the ocean, well, in Florida.) ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is an unusual one- but beautiful,nonetheless!I hope you are having a great exhibition!Good Luck.
ReplyDeleteOH my gosh, David. I would LOVE to there. The tickets are, as other bloggers have suggested, in the mail to me? Hahaha. Take some photos at the show please so we can see how it looks. I am a HUGE HUGE fan of your work. I love the long format reminding us to get out of the old picture plane once in a while!
ReplyDeleteSee you at my next reception,Dan.
ReplyDeleteThanks Prabha!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Arti!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ginny. Yes, I'll post a pix. or two.
ReplyDeleteNow THAT, David, is a BRILLIANT painting!
ReplyDeleteShould not be for sale.
I know a good painting when I see one. And I just did.
Best wishes for the show.
From Oz,
wayne
Glad you like this one, Wayne!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed the opening. I just stopped by via Bonnie's blog. Great painting. Love the size and shape.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Car!
ReplyDeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your fab painting. I would love to own it. Is it available?
Marcia Ruhstaller
Marcia, It is available for $1,200 (excluding shipping). Are you really Ruhstaller, and are you a member of the family for which this historical bldg. was named after?
ReplyDeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteYes I am!! And yes this building was named after our family.
Thank you for the information. I will call you soon!
Marcia