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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Ink on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27x32.5in
About this artwork
In September 2020 California was on fire. This original oil painting shows the red orange sky created ny the sun in the west lighting up the smoke from the fires. This scene is of Lake Merritt in Oakland. Three large buildings stand against the flaming Sky. The first is the Kaiser Center, the second an apartment building, and the third, square and with a lighted front, is the Shriner’s Temple. The buildings are reflected in the lake. At the…
center bottom is a person in black, trying to exercise in these horrible conditions.
The original oil painting is done by palette knife and ink pen. The central image extends to the edges, as seen in the additional photos. The top edge is red orange, like the sky, and the bottom edge is charcoal.
In painting, the artist referred to a photo by Yolanda M. James in the San Francisco Chronicle.
The original oil painting is done by palette knife and ink pen. The central image extends to the edges, as seen in the additional photos. The top edge is red orange, like the sky, and the bottom edge is charcoal.
In painting, the artist referred to a photo by Yolanda M. James in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Jan Wall
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« In my art, I’m looking for the place where work and play are inseparable, where spirit and matter dance together. »
Jan Wall is an American artist whose paintings have been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions in the United States. Environmental themes are recurring in her works. In addition, Wall is fascinated by the manner in which newspapers and art affect each other. She employs a wide range of artistic approaches, ranging from realism to magical realism.
Her striking compositions are created using oils and ink on canvas.
Her striking compositions are created using oils and ink on canvas.