Winter Stillness
Oil on Canvas
24x36in
$6,500
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David Arsenault
United States
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 24x48in
About this artwork
When my son invited me to dinner in East Boston, the last thing I expected was this scene at the Liberty Wharf shipyard. But there it was: what appeared to be the Jantzen swimwear logo and a sign reading "Home of the Chowder King"—both blazing bright neon colors against the darkening sky. And she's diving into "Chowder!" Why? I've yet to find out, other than to learn that Jimmy's Harborside had been a popular restaurant there from 1924-2005.
David Arsenault
United States
David Arsenault is an oil painter from coastal Massachusetts, trained at the University at Albany (New York) and deeply influenced by Edward Hopper. He employs techniques of American Realism and Hyper-realism, with a focus on large shapes, dramatic light, and subtle yet flat surfaces, favoring contemplative scenes over textural brushwork. His art radiates a profound sense of solitude, tranquility, and timelessness, inviting viewers to gently rediscover contentment and shared humanity within their own quiet reflections.
David Arsenault
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$9,500
