$395.00
A 20" x 20"" square acrylic painting titled "Newton's First Fast Food Job", original, colorful and one of a kind painted in the New Mexico studio of Thomas Hill. This painting is heavily textured with a circle motif; the texture at interplay using beautiful colors of orange, red, green and yellow, both muted and vibrant hues. Some subtle accents of metallics highlight the central image.
The artwork is an abstract painting dominated by a bright, vivid range of colors, primarily yellow, green, and shades of brown. It features a central circular motif with a radiant green core, surrounded by a ring that graduates from a yellowish-green to a deeper brown, reminiscent of the natural rings you might find in a cross-section of a tree trunk. The background is a rich yellow, suggesting a warm, glowing environment around the central form. There is a dynamic texture throughout the piece, with various marks and strokes implying movement and adding depth to the painting. Elements of green on the periphery of the circle seem to be melting or flowing outwards, infusing the piece with a lively, organic character.
It is hand-signed and dated both on the front and the back. High quality acrylic paints used on a 7/8" gallery wrapped quality 10 ounce thick cotton duck canvas. Stretched on a strong wooden frame, this gallery wrapped canvas is splined and stapled on the back and painted on all sides to reveal a wraparound painting that requires no additional framing.
It is ready to hang unframed and comes with all hanging hardware attached. This archival painting will last for decades to come.
This would make a perfect gift for your home, business or for that special someone.
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