Explore 28 cataloged masterworks across acrylic, watercolor, and mixed media series from 1988–present.
2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Original painting 'Sketchbook-cafe-demma-2008-10-27 M' by Curtis Long. High-resolution canvas study featuring characteristic layered acrylic tones.
2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Original painting 'Margaret Atwood Streetsign' by Curtis Long. High-resolution canvas study featuring characteristic layered acrylic tones.
2006 • • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Neighborhood The Neighborhood Series Curtis created a series of sixteen paintings inspired by the natural and manmade surroundings of the neighborhood in the hills of Austin where he and Mimi have lived for the past few years. Artists are often stimulated creatively by visiting new places or experiencing new things. It is sometimes difficult for an artist look beyond what has become "normal and mundane" in his or her usual surroundings. Thi...
2006 • 36" x 48" • Acrylic on canvas 36" x 48" $2500
Skyline 2 (from Town Lake) Acrylic on Canvas 36" x 48" $2500
2006 • 30" x 22" • Mixed media on paper 30" x 22" an imagined metropolis
Forbidden City Mixed Media on Paper 30" x 22" An imagined metropolis. Think Budapest...or maybe Istanbul. This piece was executed using poured gouaches and dyes with Prismacolor highlights.
2006 • 24" x 36" • Acrylic/collage on canvas mounted in black oak floater frame this piece is painted over a background of the austin chronicle affixed to the canvas
Congress & Barton Springs 24" x 36" Acrylic/Collage on Canvas mounted in black oak floater frame This piece is painted over a background of the Austin Chronicle affixed to the canvas. You can see the Personals headline logo in the upper right corner of this detail.
2006 • 11" x 14" • Watercolor this view of the capitol of texas -- it's the little domed building at the center dwarfed by attractive office buildings on both sides -- illustrates the shrinking importance of government as an industry in austin
Congress Avenue #1 is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Watercolor this view of the capitol of texas -- it's the little domed building at the center dwarfed by attractive office buildings on both sides -- illustrates the shrinking importance of government as an industry in austin.
2006 • 15" x 11" • Acrylic on arches 140# paper 15 " x 11" this is one of three paintings that have been selected to appear on the covers of three issues of austin's cuisine scene magazine
A Capital Morning Acrylic on Arches 140# Paper 15 " x 11" This is one of three paintings that have been selected to appear on the covers of three issues of Austin's Cuisine Scene magazine. This particular vantage point is from Marrakesh Cafe on Congress Avenue.
2006 • 24" x 12" • Acrylic/collage on 2-1/2" deep gallery-wrap canvas 24 " x 12"
A Smoky Nightclub in Harlem is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic/collage on 2-1/2" deep gallery-wrap canvas 24 " x 12".
2001 • 36" x 36" • Acrylic on canvas 36" x 36" x 2
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...
1999 • 30" x 24" • Oil on canvas please contact marthadirectly for pricing
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2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Original painting 'Park Hotel' by Curtis Long. High-resolution canvas study featuring characteristic layered acrylic tones.
2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
Original painting 'Bayoucity' by Curtis Long. High-resolution canvas study featuring characteristic layered acrylic tones.
2006 • 15" x 11" • Serigraph home stretch little city [no photo available
Good Morning, Austin! Serigraph Home Stretch Little City [No photo available, yet.
2006 • 16" x 36" • Acrylic on 1-1/2" deep gallery-wrap canvas a fresh view of south congress avenue from the vicinity of the continental club
So Close Yet So Far Out is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic on 1-1/2" deep gallery-wrap canvas a fresh view of south congress avenue from the vicinity of the continental club.
2006 • 18.5" x 12" • Serigraph edition of 19 hand-pulled by artist (26" x 18" framed in black brushed metal) a colorful view of urban living (very urban living)
With City View, Too! is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Serigraph edition of 19 hand-pulled by artist (26" x 18" framed in black brushed metal) a colorful view of urban living (very urban living).
2006 • 5" x 7" • Watercolor 5" x 7" i painted this during our brief stay in marfa
Marfa Shop Watercolor 5" x 7" I painted this during our brief stay in Marfa, Texas, known for it's mysterious Marfa Lights and the Chinati Foundation art center. The owners of this building allowed us to camp on their property for a couple nights. One of the owners has this to say about the painting: "The shop on top of the hill is my favorite thing about the whole property.
2006 • 20" x 20" • Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas madison
Mad City Musings is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas madison.
2006 • 12" x 12" • Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas state street in madison
Mad Cap is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas state street in madison.
2006 • 20" x 16" • Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas 20" x 16" a picturesque castle in southern france
Bridge to Carcassonne is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas 20" x 16" a picturesque castle in southern france.
2004 • 36" x 36" • Acrylic/collage on gallery-wrap canvas 36 " x 36" madison is a hip city
This painting was donated to the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art and was sold at the silent auction at the 2004 art fair. The image was used for festival brochures, posters, and t-shirts sold at the festival.
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.
1999 • • Acrylic on Gallery-Wrap Canvas
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