Paintings - Artist Katherine Brannen

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16" x 20". Oil on Canvas. 2008.

Richard Foulk playing the Udu.

Details: Published: 21 March 2018

16" x 20". Oil on Canvas. 2008.

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8" x 10". Oil on Canvas. 2009.

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9" x 12". Oil on Canvas. 2010.

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4' x 4'. Acrylic on Plywood. 1991.

This peice of plywood with big blob of swirling colors in the middle was found disgarded in the trash.

I added the surrounding colors to turn it into a finished work.

Not sure what the big blob in the middle resulted from. Perhaps someone else's art project they didn't quite like? A platform of some sort? Or something else entirely.

Anyway. This was late summer 1991. Dry. Dry. Boy was it dry.

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Elvis is real too!

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