Explore 442 cataloged masterworks across acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media series from 1988–present.
1999 • 9" x 16.5" • Watercolor & pencil on 2-ply museum rag 9" x 16
new neighbors! The power lines and cell tower are another unavoidable part of most landscapes around town. This work is part of The Neighborhood Series.. All Rights Reserved.
1999 • 11" x 14" • Oil on canvas 11" x 14" please contact chrisdirectly for pricing
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1999 • 14" x 11" • Oil on canvas 14" x 11" please contact chrisdirectly for pricing
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1999 • 6.5" x 4.5" • Watercolor on Arches 300lb Paper
Casa_Amarilla Casa Amarilla Watercolor 6.5" x 4.5" $75 unframed Painted plein air one sunny morning from a park bench at El Parque de las Americas in Merida, Mexico. All Rights Reserved.
1999 • • Gouache study of kuddlz sleeping
Heat is an original work created by Curtis Long in 1999. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Gouache study of kuddlz sleeping.
1999 • • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Autumn is a gorgeous time there!
1999 • 20" x 16" • Oil on canvas board 20" x 16" the bird in the window is a reference to curtis' friend
Ironically, Lee is not painting much these days; he's too busy promoting his band, The Barbers. As soon as they get a web page, we'll link you to their site. They're a terrific band with a unique sound. If you live in Austin, you can buy their CDs at Waterloo Records and hear them frequently on KUT's Eklektikos program.
1998 • 8" x 10" • Acrylic on canvas 8" x 10" paysage francais means french landscape
Paysage Francais Acrylic on Canvas 8" x 10" Paysage Francais means French Landscape.
1998 • 22" x 30" • Watercolor 22" x 30" $1000 framed in natural ash this painting of midtown new york city -- painted in 1998 -- depicts the view from the observation deck of the world trade center
Let's hope so.
1998 • 7"x10" • Watercolor 7"x10" curtis spent one night in this sleepy little village in the drôme region of france
in the house in the lower left corner of the painting. It's an enchanting village that appears to be trapped in time, unchanged for eons. Until a villager drives by in a new Renault, of course! This painting received an Honorable Mention award in the Waterloo Watercolor Group Fall 1998 Juried Exhibition in Austin, Texas.
