227.→Husband Journey: The Sans Souci Art Museum [Gallery 6]: Retrospective
Synopsis in “the gift shop:”
What you viewed in galleries 1-5
Related poetry in blogs
Red and White Store; Eastern Ohio 1970
-
- The Observer Highway; Hoboken, New Jersey Oil on canvas 1977
-
- Olema, California Oil on canvas 1987
-
- Dock, Foggy Morning; Marie Joseph, Nova Scotia Oil on canvas 1974
-
- Anniversary tiles
-
- Maine, an Island Glazed tile with rubber stamp lettering and oil paint on wood 1976
-
- Estate auction Huntington VT 1994 oil on canvas
-
- View of the Harbour at Naufrage, Prince Edward Island 1981 Oil on canvas
-
- Diner; Amanda Park, Washington 1994 Oil on canvas
-
- Grocery; Vancouver, British Columbia 1987 Oil on canvas
-
- Olema, California 1987 Oil on canvas
-
- Farm near Fishes Eddy, New York; Winter 1994 Oil on canvas
-
- Farm near Hunter River, P.E.I. 1972 Oil on Canvas
-
- Farm near Ballston Spa, New York, Winter 1981 Oil, pencil, and rubber stamp letters on canvas
-
- Store; Union Street, San Francisco 1989 Oil on canvas
-
- Post Office; Whiting, Maine 1979 Oil on canvas
-
- The Levin Farm; Cambridge, New York 1972 oil on canvas
-
- Farm near Long River, Prince Edward Island 1970 oil on canvas
-
- The Minutemen of Gilmanton 1974 Cut-out photos and lettering, postcard, rubber stamps, and oil paint on wood
-
- Crossing Kansas by Train: the poetry of Donald Justice, fired and set into found wood; the back of a child’s discarded chair crowns this 4 foot + piece. 1973
-
- Mobil gas station Solona PA 1981 oil on canvas
-
- Lithograph
-
- Back Street; Catawissa, Pennsylvania 1970 Oil and rubber stamp letters on canvas
-
- Red and White Store; Eastern Ohio 1970
📌The series starts here:
Part 1: And The Band Played On … a mother’s life, a daughter’s journey
The previous post is here
The next post is here
Yes…he is such an accomplished artist. You two make a good pair.
These are wonderful. So evocative of his subjects. Today I was especially moved by the black and white lithograph about the tired men and women who “won themselves a farm”.
What an accomplished artist, your Robert. What passionate memories from his paintings. Every picture a different story. Than you and thank him. All my love, Dani