REALIST PAINTINGS |
By James McKeag |
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With a recognition of how colour, combined with structures can be used to create an atmosphere of mood without words, was one style James related to naturally. He is inspired by the paintings of American Realist painter Edward Hopper, along with Canadian Realist / Impressionism painter Manly MacDonald. James paints both local and imagined landscapes. Atmosphere is developed through colours that
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reveal the time of day or night. The paintings show scenes from all 4 seasons, and are a "snap shot" of life often using a colourful palette and light. All the paintings are framed and the back is covered paper and wired to hang. Paintings are in oil paint and have a UV protectant clear coat and very in size from 3" x 9" to 4' x 5' in size.
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New Series of Floral Images
Remembrance - The Forgotten Poppy
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Landscapes
Summer Harvest
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Pog Lake - Algonquin Park
sight 16" x 20" - UNFRAMED
Early Fall Snow
sight 15" x 30" - UNFRAMED
Nature's Calm
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Tranquility
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Fall Foilage
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Winter Roads (Line 3 Scugog)
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Summer Evening (Palmer Park, Port Perry)
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Top Hat Clothing
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Crossing to Manitoulin Island
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Morning Walk
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The Thaw
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Northern Skies
sight 4" x 11.5" ~ frame 8" x 16"
The Lighthouse
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Mid Summer Harvest
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Watching and Waiting
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Know Where to Turn
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Palmer Park Looking East
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Along the Madawaska River
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Palmer Park Looking North (Port Perry)
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