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Artworks for sale by Daryl Lex Price |
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Paintings for sale .. direct from the artist: Click on artworks for more information. |
Mr Brown's Realisation
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Mixed Media on board.
60x120x2.5 Framed!! Redwoods and bach at Opotere, on the shore of the inlet with NZ native bush surrounds. "you just don't understand" Ian told me one night. He was right, "You just don't realise" .. right again. After painting his realisation, I now understand and realise. Anyway .. he bought it |
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Tempera and oils on Board Born around 1000 years ago. Macbeth, 'Son of light' or 'The furious red one' as he was described. This was a commissioned portrait painting for the cover page of a book on the life of the real King Macbeth as opposed to the story told by William Shakespeare in his play. There is extra space left above the subject to allow for title text. In this painting I have shown Macbeth as the very young king in his early twenties. SOLD |
Down the Coast Road |
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Oils on linen. 102.8 x 76.7 x 4 cm. NZ art 245 Afternoon on the coast. This painting showing a line of Nikau palms stretching in a line along the high ground on the coast near Greymouth on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. sold Viewer comment : Fiona Saturday, June 27, 2009 'Land Of The Coasters' - Glorious depiction of our west coast, curious that it's not the typical fierce, wild and rugged usual portrayal, but it roars at me 'Where The Wild Things Are'. Intentional or not, I love it! Can't imagine anything more wondrously wild to evoke the wildness of our west coast. Alex's adventures and your painting now hand in hand in my mind, forever 'Land Of The Wild Things'...ha! |
Renoir's Ladies
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Oils on canvas, NZ art 45.5x61x4cm After the French Impressionist Renoir. This is a detail study from part of the painting 'Ball at the Moulin de la Gallette'. These two young women depicted in the painting were sisters, Jeanne and Estelle, described as 'two working class' girls that Renoir had model for him. Lots of texture in this interpretation. $10500 |
58.0x94.0cm . Oils on board.
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Cezanne
I have been reading on Cezanne lately. In my studio is a table where I like to sit away from the easel, it gives me space to look at a work in progress from a little distance. One morning while sitting there reading about Cezanne's life, I looked up and saw the very first light of dawn coming through the curtains. I liked the effect, so I made a couple of quick sketches and took a photo to help. There is another book I like to study on occasion called 'Elegance and Decadence' , its about Old New Orleans .. the architecture and artists who inhabit the city. This painting kind of reminds me of some of the interior photos in the book .. not so much the elegance part but most definitely the decadence part.. there are a few stories to be told of sitting around this table with friends while the paint slowly goes about peeling itself off the ceiling. Someone suggested that I paint it sometime .. so I have. hope this is what they meant. The paintings shown in the book on the table are 'Boy in a Red Waistcoat' by Cezanne. Sold |