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Contemporary Abstract Southwest Landscape Paintings

Contemporary Abstract Landscape Art

Abstract Landscape

Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting: Rolling Hills. Cubist and Expressionist style of Contemporary Painting with bold color combinations and interesting forms create a one of a kind unique original oil painting.

Abstract Paintings in Interior Decorating

Decorating with contemporary art

Contemporary Abstract Landscape Oil Paintings of American WesternScenery.

Contemporary Abstract Landscape Painting

Abstract Landscape

Abstract Contemporary Landscape Art Oil Painting: Spring Run-Off. Original Oil painting created with expressionistic colors and cubist forms create a contemporary style of Landscape painting.

Modern Art with bold colors

contemporary southwest Date Night
Southwest Contemporary Santa Fe Good Times
Southwest Contemporary Santa Fe Adobe
 Southwest Contemporary Full Moon Southwest Landscape Contemporary Las Cruces Southwest Contemporary Vacation

Southwest Date Night
Unique painting with bold colors in contemporary abstract style.

 

Santa Fe Good Times
Southwest Style Contemporary Abstract Art

Santa Fe Adobe
Inspired by Santa Fe with vivid colors and adobe houses

Full Moon Southwest Contemporary Landscape of a mission church.

Las Cruces
Southwest Inspired Contemporary Landscape Painting

Santa Fe Vacation
New Mexico Contemporary Landscape

Contemporary Abstract Oil Paintings with influences of Cubist and Expressionist styles.

Paintings are property of the artist and can not be reproduced without permission of the artist.

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Homeless Lady brings art to Chicago Art Institute

In the 1970's and '80's, hundreds of Chicagoans bought paintings from Lee Godie, a bag lady who called herself a French Impressionist and sold her paintings in downtown parks and on the steps of the Art Institute.
The paintings were a novelty back then. She sold then for as little as $5 and as much as $250 or so. Sometimes she would find an offer insulting and refuse to sell them at all.
For those who have held onto Lee's work, the news is encouraging. They have sold at auction recently in the thousand-dollar range.

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