Another of my favorites that has hung in my home since 1983. It is titled
Left Ox after
Neil Jenney and is painted in acrylics on a 12x24 canvas board. It is painted nearly as a water color in that the paint was thin and brushed on in nearly single strokes. Something I've seldom accomplished since! Here is a sample of Neil Jenney's work.
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Bipedal and Unilevar 57.5x57 acrylic, 1969 |
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Here and There 58.5x78.5 arylic, 1969 |
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Lines and Tracks 56x58 acrylic, 1968-69 |
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Man and Challenge 59.5x71.3 acrylic, 1969 |
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Threat and Sanctuary 61x123x3.25 oil, 1969 |
It's interesting, although all of the samples I found were painted in 1969, that the titles are all two complimentary or opposing ideas. I wonder if that was a phase or if Mr. Jenney continued with that process throughout his career. OK, I went to my archives and found many other paintings by Mr. Jenney, most of which continued this theme.
I painted yesterday and spoke to a neighbor friend. I let the dogs in and out, out and in! They got their two meals and I forgot to eat one! I realize my life is much more structured and much less painful when other people are around. Maybe man wasn't meant to be alone - Ya' Think? But just where do you go to get the right person to be your family? Oh well, back to my unstructured life...
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