Paintings Bound for Brazil and China.
From left to right, Jade, Jenn, and Ana
This past week I finished 2 paintings that were commissioned by Jenn Groff of Jersey City, NJ. Jenn wanted to give some very special art work to 2 international students who have been attending Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken ,NJ. They have completed their studies and are now heading back to their home countries. Ana is from Brazil and Jade is from China. Jenn got to know Ana and Jade at her church in Hoboken and the three of them have become close friends over the past few years. Jenn gave me several ideas of images that might be meaningful to Ana and Jade, The NY skyline, the gray house where Ana and Jade lived in Jersey city, the Edwin A. Stevens Hall on the Stevens campus and Psalm 23, The Lord is my Shepherd.
As an artist it was pure delight to create these paintings for Ana and Jade. I am honored that my work will travel to distant lands as well as bringing Ana and Jade fond memories of their special time here in the United States. Thank You Jenn and all my best to Ana and Jade as they take their American experience and education back home to flourish.
Micro Mystery #2
Below you will see a small portion of a piece of art work which is a clue to the larger piece. If you know the work or the artist or both you can email me your answers by clicking here with the title and the name of the artist. Then if you know something interesting about the artist or the work you can enter it as a clue in the comment section below which can help others find out who the artist is and what the title of the work is. The name of the artist and the title of the work should not be included in the clue. This will help keep everyone in the game until I reveal the correct answers on Friday. The names of those who emailed me with the correct artist name and the title will also be posted on Friday. Good Luck to all who participate.
Last week I posted the painting below of The Sentinel. I incorrectly wrote that it was a 12 x 12 inch painting . It is actually is a 10 x 10. inch painting. If you would like to purchase this piece you can click here.
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