Acrylic Paintings, December 2012 – Present
In August 2012 the artist changed studios within Fargo, moving from a residential studio to one located in a commercial building. The new studio has brought new flexibility when working on a larger scale, and an ease of movement and general “production” capabilities. These acrylic-on canvas are of various sizes, but at least one dimension exceeds five feet in all. Many have names attached, as the artist has been researching her own ancestry and has used some of the names of those ancestors.
“Susan Wulf”, acrylic on canvas, 52×74, October 2014. 400176
“Window into Blue” Acrylic on Canvas, 48″x36″, August 2014, 400152
“Sarah Naylor”, acrylic on canvas, 34×75, October 2014 400178
“Esther Baldwin”, acrylic on canvas, 29×52, September 2014400173
“About Children”, Acrylic on Plywood. 48″x96″ August 2014, 400166
“While the Cats Away”, acrylic on canvas, 48×36, August 2014, 400163
“The Immigrant’s Map”, acrylic on canvas, 36×72, June 2014, Fargo North Dakota, 400156
“Homage to Auntie Joan Mitchell”, acrylic on canvas, 36×72, May 2014, Fargo North Dakota, 400154
“Moxie”, acrylic on canvas, 60×84, Jan 2014, 400102
“Clearly Vague”, acrylic on canvas, 52″x74″, Nov 2014, 400199
“Jenni Perlee Osborne”, Acrylic on Canvas, 60×84, Sept 2014, Fargo North Dakota. 400177
“Submersion then Subtraction”, acrylic on canvas, 60×84, December 2013, 400104
“Pause or Paws”, acrylic on canvas, 60×84, Feb 2014,400117
“Lin Loved Blue”, acrylic on canvas, 60×84, July 2013, 400103
