Time Diptychs and Mirrored Rooms

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Eric Green

Mirrored Landscape for Us

Graphite, colored pencil and acrylic with UV varnish on panel

11" x 36"

SOLD

Green-Mirrored Landscape for Jack & Neal

Eric Green

Mirrored Landscape for Jack & Neal

Colored Pencil on Panel

11h x 36w in

SOLD

Eric Green

Mirrored Landscape for Lee Turner

Graphite, colored pencil and acrylic with UV varnish on panel

11h x 36w in

SOLD

Eric Green

Mirrored Landscape for Hakken

Graphite, colored pencil and acrylic with UV varnish on panel

11h x 36w in

SOLD

Eric Green

Time Diptych – Berkshire

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

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Eric Green

Time Diptych – Bridge

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between 

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Eric Green

Time Diptych – Peacock

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between 

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Eric Green

Time Diptych – Maiden

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

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Eric Green

Time Diptych – Waterfall

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

SOLD

Eric Green

Time Diptych – Salt Lamp

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

SOLD

Eric Green

Time Diptych – Matches

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

SOLD

Eric Green

Time Diptych – Colosseum

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

SOLD

Eric Green

Time Diptych – Cardinal

Graphite, colored pencil, acrylic with UV varnish on panel

16h x 25w in – including 1″ in between

SOLD

Biography

Eric Green - Artists - Dowling Walsh

Eric Green was born in Gorham, New Hampshire in 1956. Green was offered a full scholarship to the RISD at the age of sixteen. After attending the school for a week, he left to ride freights across the country, spending four years on the road.

In addition to painting for thirty years, he has worked in a frame shop, assembled pulp testers, traveled with a carnival, restored houses, painted industrial buildings from a hanging scaffold, designed two labels for Brazilian beers, written six novels, five books of poems, and a syndicated award-winning column for five Maine papers. 

Green has had several solo exhibitions, including those at: Dowling Walsh Gallery, Rockland, Maine; Ameringer McEnery Yohe, New York, NY; Gallery Henoch, New York, NY; and Haley and Steele, Boston, MA. Upcoming solo show at Anthony Brunelli Fine Arts, Binghamton, NY.

Recent group exhibitions include: “Small Works,” Bernarducci Meisel Gallery, New York, NY; Portland Museum Biennial, Portland, ME; “Realism in 20th Century American Painting,” Ogunquit Museum of American Art, Ogunquit, ME; “171st Annual Exhibition,” National Academy of Design, New York, NY; Brattleboro Museum, Brattleboro, Vermont; Robert Hull Fleming Museum, Burlington, Vermont: and the Portland Museum. “Art from the Driver’s Seat: Americans and Their Cars,” curated by Cara Sutherland. Traveling to: Museum of Our National Heritage, Lexington MA; Boise Art Museum, Boise, ID; Tarble Arts Center, Eastern Illinois State University, Charleston, IL; Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Kalamazoo, MI; Hudson River Museum, Yonkers, NY; Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI; Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga, TN; Flint Institute of the Arts, Flint, MI; Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile, AL; The Columbus Museum, Columbus, GA; and Galerie Bernard DesRoches, Montreal, Quebec.

Green is the recipient of the National Academy of Design Merit Award and three Vermont Council Arts Fellowships.

Eric Green lives and works in Belfast, ME.

Review

Eric Green - Artists - Dowling Walsh

"In the end, Eric Green is really a stunning blend of his own intuitions, his own struggles, and his own triumphs. We can ask no more of a contemporary artist, at the same time wondering why so few of them – exhibiting this kind of basal aesthetic integrity – grace our galleries today."

—Gerrit Henry, art critic for Art News, Art in America, The New York Times, etc.

 

"I admired your paintings very much; some of them are quite extraordinary and none are ordinary.  You have a real talent and you are working hard and thinking hard, and more power to you."

—John Updike, author of Rabbit Run, and double Pulitzer Prize winner

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