Why lemons? Mostly for the color. Red, white, and yellow create the most extreme contrast in a triad color harmony. The three primaries in full saturation espress a giddy happiness. What's not to like about the fourth of July?
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Master of Arts in Art Education degree, Case Western Reserve University
Master of Fine Arts degree, Yale School of Art, 1978, New Haven, Ct.
B.F.A. degree, Cleveland Istitute of Art, 1976, Major: Printmaking, Minor: Painting & Photography
Teacher Of Record: CWRU 2004-2010, Printmaking, Design and Color: 2D & 3D
For more info about these art works email the artist: martinboyle33@gmail.com
A self portrait as viewed through the art works of Martin Boyle and his students. The artist contemplates his influences, inspirations and techniques. Paintings, prints, portraits, sculpture and public art projects are displayed. All images copyright Martin Boyle.
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- "Wedding Party"
- "Horse Woman"
- "Spider Woman"
- "Clowns"
- "Peony"
- "Grapes, Wine and Ruggalach"
- How Are They Constructed ?
- "Willowy Twilight I"
- "Willowy Twilight II"
- "Violin Romance"
- "Lakewood Triad"
- Painted in the open air, this small one is one of...
- Tondo in Italian means round. This was painted wh...
- "Chrysler and the U.N."
- "Port"
- Hotel du Palais, Biaritz, France: Solo Exhibition ...
- "Gold Rays from Edgewater at 8:00 PM"
- "Abraham Lincoln"
- Three Graces
- Portrait Commissions
- In 1995, there was an exhibition of Greek antiquit...
- Portrait of My Grandmother
- "Summer Spectrum"
- "Figs"
- "The Gravity of Desire"
- "Passion Of The Rose"
- "A Friend Of Mine"
- "A Value Much Greater Than Pearls"
- "The Fourth Of July"
- Yale Art School 1978, MFA critique, They said: "W...
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