Andrzej Skorut

"Bend of the River" (2025), Original Midwestern Landscape, Oil Painting

2025

Andrzej Skorut's "Last Light" is an oil painting that depicts clouds looming over the vast plains with distant mountains in the background. This piece is framed at 46.50 x 51.50 inch...

Andrzej Skorut's "Rustic Meadow" is an impressive landscape oil painting piece which rests at 23 x 26 inches on stretched canvas, and is framed at 24.50 x 27.50 inches ready to hang....

Andrzej Skorut's "Hues of Winter" is an oil painting that depicts clouds looming over the vast plains with distant mountains in the background. This piece rests at 30 x 35 inches on ...

Andrzej Skorut's "Winter Sunset" is an oil painting that depicts clouds looming over the vast plains with distant mountains in the background. This piece is framed at 39.50 x 46.50 ...

Big Rio, Original Contemporary Expressionist Landscape Painting 48" x 48" x 1.75" (HxWxD) Oil on Linen This large square-format work by artist Carol Tippit Woolworth features a stunning color palette of rich greens and reds combined with muted blues, purples, and orange tones. There is a balance, both with the color, but also with the composition as the Rio Grande wraps around the curves in the Southwestern landscape, opening up towards the viewer and simultaneously guiding your eye around to the landscape in the distance. This Mexican desert appears calm and a bit desolate, but also bursting with life and energy through the colors used and the loose, energetic mark making that is characteristic of expressionist landscape works. Artist Commentary: The Rio Grande About the Artist: Art has always been a central part of Carol's life. Constantly drawing as a child, the passion to create something two dimensional has continued to this day, through oil and gouache. Carol currently lives in Santa Fe, NM and exhibits at Smilow Mathiesen Gallery on Canyon Road. She graduated with a BA in Art through the University of California at Santa Barbara, with an emphasis in Painting, but has continued to study at various art institutions (Parsons NYC; Silvermine Artists Guild, CT; Rohaton Art Center, CT; Delaware College of Art & Design (DCAD), DE) throughout her career. She now teaches painting at DCAD (Continuing Education), has several private art students, and leads painting workshops in France twice a year. She also works as a self-employed graphic designer. Carol has always been interested in France, the French landscape and French culture. She loves the fields and hilltop towns,and the strong clean lines and shapes they create. The past couple of years this influence has dominated her work. Her landscapes are a constant search for color, contrast, and shapes. Recently Carol has discovered the natural beauty of Lancaster County PA and Northern New Mexico, and is applying her French vocabulary to these new areas. Another influence early on was of an artist whom she babysat for, and who lived across the street, in Santa Barbara: Priscella Bender Shore. She eventually became her favorite art teacher and mentor at the Santa Barbara Community College. Priscella's work was of women in a swimming pools, reflecting and refracting light. They were both figurative and abstract. This images haunted Carol's memories until she could recently recreate the swimming pool paintings...

This dreamlike piece, "River Bend", is a 36x48 oil painting on canvas by artist Craig Mooney depicting a shimmering river in the late afternoon hours, snaking through the bends of l...

Rivers are a fundamental part of my formative years, spent mostly with my grandfather fishing. I grew to appreciate the subtle difference between waters, fish, surrounding landscape ...

Eleanor Jones Harvey, Chief Curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, writes about Bob Stuth-Wade: “Over the course of his career, Bob Stuth-Wade has examined his responses to life through landscape, still life, portraiture, and abstraction. Restlessly creative, he has explored these varied genres with equal concentration…..” Bob Stuth-Wade’s method of painting is uniquely his own, having taught himself technique; his only formal training was as a teenager with Dallas artist Perry Nichols...