Explore 65 cataloged masterworks across acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media series from 1988–present.
2003 • 12" x 36" • Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas (2 pieces) this painting depicts an actual farm in iowa which we passed by on our way from kansas city to wisconsin in 2003
One could imagine that maybe this farmer reads the magazine today!
2002 • 6" x 4" • Acrylic on paper 6" x 4" curtis enjoyed his seven weeks in the hoh rainforest in the summer of 2002
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...
2002 • 20"x16" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Little City (Giclée Reproduction) Giclée Edition of 150 on Somerset Paper 15 " x 11" (20"x16" framed in black metal) $90 Matted / $165 Framed This image was commissioned for the cover of the Summer 2002 issue of Austin's Cuisine Scene magazine, which did not make it to publication. LIttle City is a popular hangout in downtown Austin, only a block south of the Capitol building on Congress Avenue.
2002 • 20"x16" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
A Capital Morning (Giclée) Giclée Edition of 30 on Somerset Paper 15 " x 11" (20"x16" framed in black metal) Sold Out Giclée Edition of 50 on Canvas 27 " x 20" $500 framed in black wood This image was commissioned for the cover of the Spring 2002 issue of Austin's Cuisine Scene magazine. This particular vantage point is from Marrakesh Cafe on Congress Avenue in Austin.
2001 • 15" x 11" • Acrylic on paper 15 " x 11" $410 framed in black metal this painting recieved a merit award from juror arne westerman in the fall 2001 waterloo watercolor group juried exhibition
Good Morning, Austin! Study Acrylic on Paper 15 " x 11" $410 Framed in Black Metal This painting recieved a Merit Award from juror Arne Westerman in the Fall 2001 Waterloo Watercolor Group Juried Exhibition.
2000 • 9" x 16.5" • Watercolor & ink on 2-ply museum rag 9" x 16
City of the Violet Crown is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2000. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Watercolor & ink on 2-ply museum rag 9" x 16.
2000 • 5" x 7" • Acrylic on paper 5" x 7" in black metal museum frame (11" x 14") main street in bisbee
B-Hill Found Acrylic on Paper 5" x 7" in black metal museum frame (11" x 14") Main Street in Bisbee, AZ. In a way, this piece is the "conceptual sequel" to B-Hill Bound? painted in 2000.
1999 • • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
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1999 • • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Cafe Mundi interior with guests. Curtis testing his ukelele licks after hanging the show Friday morning. All rights reserved.
1999 • 24" x 20" • Acrylic on canvas 24" x 20" $390 framed robert hurst encouraged curtis to paint an interpretation of willie nelson for the 1999 willie week celebration in austin
This acrylic is the result of that challenge.
1999 • • Watercolor was painted on location on a bench across the street from the capitol building
Texas Capitol #2 is an original work created by Curtis Long in 1999. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Watercolor was painted on location on a bench across the street from the capitol building.
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.
1999 • • Watercolor conjures the first cubist painting in history: les demoiselles d'avignon
Les Demoiselles d'Austin is an original work created by Curtis Long in 1999. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Watercolor conjures the first cubist painting in history: les demoiselles d'avignon.
1999 • 11"x20" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
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1999 • 20" x 16" • Acrylic on paper 20" x 16" please contact robertdirectly for pricing
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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.
