Curtis Long Fine Art
Skyline (from Town Lake)
Private Collection
High-resolution museum archival capture • © Curtis Long Optium Museum Acrylic® Compatible
Urban Series 2001

Skyline (from Town Lake)

$650

Medium / Substrate Acrylic on canvas 36" x 36" x 2
Physical Dimensions 36" x 36"
Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA
Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

 The characteristics of actual Austin landmarks can be detected in the simplified forms, such as the Congress Avenue bridge and the fireman's memorial tower.  The painting reflects Austin's wonderful vibrance on a beautiful, blue-sky summer day, rendered with a childlike awe. The line art for Skyline was donated to the 2001 Austin Fine Arts Festival in the form of a banner for children to fill with color.  The children's colorful interpretatio...

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