2 Cars
city scene painting of 2 cars
G. Boersma
acrylics on masonite
6" x 6" or 15 x 15 cm
2012
SOLD
2 cars driving on the road one fine evening.
kind regards, Gerard
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info@gerardboersma.nl
www.gerardboersma.blogspot.com
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Showing posts with label traffic-light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label traffic-light. Show all posts
2.3.122 Cars2 Cars
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1.3.12Traffic LightTraffic Light
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15.5.08One Way
Recently I heard somebody say or read somewhere that two wrongs don't make a right, but 3 left turns do. My sign already shows the right way, but as it says it's only one way. There just might be others!
kind regards, Gerard Boersma
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6" x 6",
a painting a day,
daily painting,
new york,
night,
one way,
realism,
street scenes,
traffic-light
14.5.08Change
I just love painting these night scenes, they're so much fun to do. The lighting gets me everytime. Why I entitled this piece Change I totally leave that to your imagination this time.
Besides painting I'm preparing for my open studio on may 24th and 25th. Everything goes as planned, but I still got some work to do. As a matter of fact I get right on it now, have a nice evening! kind regards, Gerard Boersma
Labels:
6" x 6",
a painting a day,
change,
daily painting,
new york,
night,
realism,
street scenes,
traffic-light
26.11.07The Traffic-Light at night
Just like my other blog painting The Traffic-Light this painting is situated in New York. It has the same meaning too, but I decided to paint another one at night. The lighting and atmosphere make the scene more dramatic and I simply love it.
I enjoyed the opening at Galerie Help U Zelven in Winterswijk yesterday. I like to thank everybody who showed up, it was nice talking to all of you! The responses where great and I'm convinced that we put a great show together that's really worth seeing. You can do so untill jan 19 2008. I'm hoping to get my hands on some pictures soon! kind regards, Gerard Boersma
24.11.07The Traffic-Light
This traffic-light is situated in New York. I forgot the exact place, but it's somewhere near Wallstreet. For me red traffic-lights symbolize somebody telling me that I cannot make it as an artist. It may not be easy, but I know at some point the light has to turn green and I can reach the otherside safely. One could say the painting is really about persistance and waiting your turn.
kind regards, Gerard Boersma
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