Curtis Long Fine Art
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Explore 132 cataloged masterworks across acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media series from 1988–present.

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Landscapes Private Collection
Red Divide by Curtis Long

Red Divide

$650

1999 • • Serigraph edition of 10 $180 sante fe sunset (homage to georgia o'keeffe) $65 unframed potential (pencil) serigraph edition of 10 $130 rooftops

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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
Urban Private Collection
Only One Curve by Curtis Long

1999 • • Acrylic cityscape created using the same drag technique as in grasbico

Only One Curve is an original work created by Curtis Long in 1999. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic cityscape created using the same drag technique as in grasbico.

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Paintings Private Collection
The Las Cruces Series by Curtis Long

1999 • 8" x 10" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas

The Las Cruces Series Las Cruces I SOLD! Las Cruces II NFS Las Cruces III SOLD! Las Cruces IV SOLD!

COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Paintings Private Collection
Old Jury Mock-ups by Curtis Long

1999 • 40" x 30" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas

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COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Paintings Private Collection
Jury Mock-ups by Curtis Long

1999 • 24" x 24" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas

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COA • Museum Glass View Piece
Urban Private Collection
French Village of Eurre by Curtis Long

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. 

COA • Museum Glass View Piece