Curtis Long Fine Art
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Explore 5 cataloged masterworks across acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media series from 1988–present.

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Copper Town by Curtis Long

2006 • 11" x 14" • Acrylic on paper 11" x 14" in black metal museum frame (16" x 20") an abstraction of childhood memories

Copper Town Acrylic on Paper 11" x 14" in black metal museum frame (16" x 20") An abstraction of childhood memories.  If you've got an interpretation, e-mail me and tell me about it.

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Abstract Private Collection
Completed Painting -- April 13, 2005 by Curtis Long

2005 • 40" x 40" • Collage complete preliminary layout #2 -- february 10

  Completed Painting -- April 13, 2005 Completed Work Work in Progress -- March 27, 2005 Sorting/trimming the Clippings Attaching clippings to canvas Collage complete Preliminary Layout #2 -- February 10, 2005 Proposal 2 Preliminary Layout -- January 29, 2005 Proposal Samples of print backgrounds Preliminary Sketches -- January 12, 2005 The four in the top row are intended to be a set, either four pieces arranged in a square or in a horizontal...

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Abstract Private Collection
Abstract by Curtis Long

Abstract

$550

2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas

Original painting 'Abstract' by Curtis Long. High-resolution canvas study featuring characteristic layered acrylic tones.

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Abstract Private Collection
Geometric Jewels by Curtis Long

2006 • 5" x 5" • Mixed media acrylic on 1-1/4" deep gallery-wrap canvas these little "boxes" are popular for decorating odd-shaped spaces:  columns

1 =  $65          6 = $315 2 = $120         7 = $365 3 = $170         8 = $415 4 = $220         9 = $465 5 = $270        10 = $515 More than 10 will be $50 each.

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Abstract Private Collection
Rooftops, Polish Hill by Curtis Long

1999 • • Gouache -- is an opaque watercolor paint

They strike such a dramatically geometric pose. I couldn't resist trying to capture the sawtooth peaks in an abstract piece that harkens Piet Mondrian."  True to the real-world inspiration, you can make out the twin belfries of St. Joseph's Church in the upper left-hand corner.

COA • Museum Glass View Piece