Curtis Long Fine Art
Sitka Coddles Fern
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Urban Series 2002

Sitka Coddles Fern

$650

Medium / Substrate Acrylic on paper 6" x 4" curtis enjoyed his seven weeks in the hoh rainforest in the summer of 2002
Physical Dimensions 6" x 4"
Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA
Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

  Sitka Coddles Fern Acrylic on Paper 6" x 4" Curtis enjoyed his seven weeks in the Hoh Rainforest in the summer of 2002, but the awesome beauty of the place left him with few pieces of inspired artwork -- it was here that he learned for certain that, while he loves being in the natural environment, he is not compelled to paint nature or landscape scenes.  Buildings, urban themes, things manmade are what really spark his creative flame.   Stil...

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