Tons o’ submissions this week — including several from first-time artists. (Of course, this is not their first work. It’s their first time featured on “06880.” You understand.)
We appreciate everyone’s submissions. This gallery is open to all readers. Whatever your age and level of experience — professional or amateur, young or old. In every medium. On every topic.
All genres are encouraged. Watercolors, oils, charcoal, pen-and-ink, acrylics, lithographs, macramé, jewelry, sculpture, decoupage and needlepoint — whatever you’ve got, email it to dwoog@optonline.net. Share your work with the world!
“Variations on the Theme: The Eternal City by John Blume,” oil on canvas (Norm Siegel)
“La Donna,” Carrara marble (Alan Goldberg)
“Island Sunset” (Werner Liepolt)
“Together in Pieces,” mixed media (Joyce Landon)
Untitled (Sophia Livecchi, Staples High School Class of 2017)
“Not Just a Building” — exterior in Fairfield (Karen Weingarten)
“Thinking of Ukraine” (Suzanne Goldstein)
“Pink & Green” (Ken Runkel)
“A View of Assumption Church” (Steve Stein)
“Hoping for Harmony in Ukraine” (George Bullwinkel)
“You Can’t Get There from Here” (Lawrence Weisman)
“Nature’s Colors” (Eric Bosch)
“All is Well” (Jill Delaney)
I love the weekly mix of seasoned and budding artists!
The best and most heart warming “news” all week.
Variations on an eternal city is amazing – really belongs at MOMA
We are blessed to have such spectacular artists in Westport – keep it coming
The original painting “The Eternal City” by Peter Blume IS at MOMA.
And to fully appreciate Norman Siegel’s work one needs to know the original painting with its depiction of the fascist dictator Mussolini to see the intended comparison.
Mr. Siegel’s painting is a masterpiece.
Norman Siegel is the Dr. Frankenstein of artists — and I mean that as a compliment!!