The Road Less Traveled, oil on canvas 36″ x 72″, $7800
Temple Lily
“right-beside-me,” oil painting by Carol O’Malia
Reykjavík, Iceland
Kings Highway North, Oil on steel, 40″ x 30″, $3600
Summer’s Twilight, oil on brushed aluminum, 19″ x19″, $1250
“Metamorphosis”, acrylic spray paint on steel, 39″ x 51″, $6000
Treasure Hollow, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 33″,$2900
Moon Shadow, oil on a brushed aluminum panel, 51″ x 51″, Sold
Midway, 16″ x 20″ Oil on canvas.
“Silver Lining” in a San Francisco Bay area home.
Carmel by the Sea, 27″ x 27″, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, $2500
Early Morning Flight, Oil on an aluminum panel, 16″x 16″, $975
LA Sky, 27″ x 27″, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, $2500
Through the Glade, oil on brushed aluminum,15″ x 15″, $825
Misty Ridgeline, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 27″ $2500
“Lava Fields” in a Park City home.
Carmen and me at the Stricoff Gallery during Armory Show Week in 2018.
I became obsessed with Street Art on the platform of the LIRR. It was mid-afternoon, no one was there, and I wasn’t sure I was in the right place to go into Manhattan. A man approached and we started talking. He was “Solus” a street artist from Dublin Ireland who was in town to work with “The Bushwick Collective” on the murals in Brooklyn. This was a few years ago, before it became super popular. He was telling me about the murals he had planned for some walls in Manhattan and that he was invited to participate in “Art Basel” in Miami. At this point I thought he was telling some tall tales so when I got on the train I googled him. It was all true. I investigated the Bushwick Collective and my love of Street Art was born.
Interpreting flowers in spray paint brings a modern edge to a traditional subject. The veils of color create softness and new colors, blending the edges and building a rich hue on the flat surface of the silver steel. In this piece, I experimented with masking, using cut out curves and edges to shield the panel while layering colors on top.
Sherwood Salt Marsh, 23″ x 29″, Oil on canvas, $1900,
Early Morning Flight, Oil on an aluminum panel, 16x 16, $975
“Connor’s Ride”, 12 x 12, oil on linen, $600
Creeping Arachnids
“Acid Test”, oil on brushed aluminum, 15″ x 15″, $800
“Silver Ridgelines”, 38’x 39″, oil on aluminum, Sold
“Whispers”, oil on aluminum, 39″ x 51″, $6900
Spiraling Fauna, 2015, 39 x 51, oil on steel, Sold
Silver Falls, 40″ x 40″, Oil on steel, Sold
“I’ll be right in the next room…which was never close enough after a nightmare”.
Oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ 27”, $2500
“Vertigo 2”, 30 x 60, metalic acrylic, mixed medium on canvas, $6300
Moon over the NJ Shore #2
Twisted Web, oil on brushed aluminum, 19″ x 15″, $975
Kings Highway North, Oil on steel, 40″ x 30″, $3600
Georgiana, 10″ x 12″, oil on canvas, $400
Westport, oil on canvas, 12″ x 12″, $400
Base painting for a cityscape idea.
Sherwood Island, Winter Beach, oil on canvas, 18″ x 18″,$1100
“First Snow”, 40″x 40″, oil on aluminum, $5600
“Silver Meadow”, 24″ x 36″, oil on steel, $2600
“Full Tilt-Vertical”, Oil on brushed aluminum panel, 51″ x 39″, SOLD
Mouth of the Gorge, Dart River, New Zealand
“Pony Marsh #2, 11” x 14″+ frame, Sold
“Skating on the Bridge”, 51″ x 51″, oil on aluminum panel, Sold
“Summer Storm”, 15.5″ x 19.5″,
etching ink on paper, $975
Cynthia at PCR!
Dancing Pine, 10″ x 12″, oil on canvas, $400
California Sunshine
“Skating on the Bridge”, 51″ x 51″, oil on aluminum panel, Sold
“Half Moon Bay”, 24″ x 24″,oil on linen, $1700
Murdock Peak – Altitude, 9602’
Porthos, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, 15″ x 15″, $800
Trent Call’s Couple out on the Town
A Giant’s View, 24″ x 36″
Desert Highway, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 51″, Sold
Sheffield Island, 24″ x 36″ Sold
“First Snow”, 40″x 40″, oil on aluminum, $5600
Snakes and Snails
“First Snow”, 40″ x 40″, Oil on steel, $5600
Shadow Woman – Patriot, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 27″, $2250
“Plaza Mayor”, 14″ x 14″ oil on canvas, $600
“Midnight Ride”, oil on brushed aluminum, 39″ x 51″, $6900
Lauren’s Rose, 38″ x 46″
Earth Day after clean up, after!
Mountain Triptych, panel 1 of 3, 24″ x 48″, Oil on aluminum
The fabulous George Bellows. Snow and steam done oh so well…
“Silver Lake”, 39″ x 27″, Oil on steel, $3700
“Big Red”, 40″ x 52″, acrylic spray paint on steel, $7250
Snæfellsjökull National Park, Snæfellsbær, Western Iceland, Iceland
Transcendental Dreams, oil on aluminum, 39” x 27”, $3600 per panel.
Breakthrough, oil on brushed aluminum panel, 51″ x 51″
Trent Call’s Tweety Bird with Mining Carts
Jellyfish Sky, 16″ x 12″, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, $975
“Silver Lake” A work in progress in Cynthia’s studio.
Back Porch View, Tannery Road, oil on canvas, 18″ x 20″, $1100
“Indigo Rain”, oil on brushed aluminum, 15″ x 19″, Sold
Helgafellssveit, Western Iceland, Iceland
Trent Call’s Running Guy
Silver Road, oil on aluminum, 39″ x 39″, $5300
Agnes Drecoll, French 1931-63
Lava Road, 36″ x 51″ Oil on steel, $5500
Dart River, New Zealand
Tannery Row, 8″ x 8″ unframed, oil on canvas, $225, Utah
“Silver Snow”, 39″ x 51″, Oil on steel, Sold
“Going Home”, 13″ x 15″, oil on canvas, $725
“Tidal Pool”, 24″x24″, oil on linen, $1700
Carmel by the Sea, inspirational tree photo.
Silver Horizon, oil on aluminum,15″ x 19″, Sold
“Spotlights” in The ArtBox Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
Soaring to new heights in a hot air balloon led to my fascination of painting from a bird’s eye view in my Mountains series. Cultures across the span of history have gravitated to the mountains for peace and clarity, as do I.
Delphinium, in a room.
Ridgelines, oil on aluminum, 40″ x 52″, Sold
“Pony Marsh”, 12″ x 12″, oil on canvas, Sold
“Aqua Shots”, 21″x 21″, acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
Going Up
“Tropical Red”, 21″x 21″ acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
“Full Tilt”, 37″ x 39″, oil on aluminum, $5100
Wild Flower, 24″ x 36″
“Grounded”, oil on brushed aluminum, 19″ x 15″, SOLD
“Connor’s Ride” 14″ x 14″, oil on linen, $600
“First Snow”, 40″ x 40″, Oil on steel, $5600
Violet Iris, acrylic spray paint on steel, 39″ x 51″, Sold
“Into the Storm”, 39″ x 51″, oil on steel, Sold
“Connor’s Ride” 14″ x 14″, oil on linen, $600
Lava Road, 36″ x 51″ Oil on steel, $6400 in a Park City home.
Trent Call’s Road Biker
Moon over the NJ Shore #3
First Thaw, oil on canvas, 16″ x16″ framed.
Aramis, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, 15″ x 15″, $800
Lava Road, 36″ x 51″ Oil on steel, $5500
Summer Storm Shadow, 15.5″ x 19.5″
etching ink on paper, $975
“Vertigo”, 24″ x 36″, oil on steel, Sold
“Weeping Sky”, oil on aluminum, 51″ x 39″, Sold
Detail of the shadow at the base of the mountain.
Silver Horizon, oil on aluminum,15″ x 19″, Sold
Pestilence arrives in NYC
Overton’s, 24″ x 36″, Oil on aluminum
Utah Skies, 15″ x 30″ oil on canvas, $1400
Earth Day Clean Up, before…
Trent Call’s Singer with her Band
Dreamscape, oil on aluminum panel, 51″ x 39″, $7250.
View From The Shed, 20″ x 24″ + frame, Sold
“Matrix”, oil on brushed aluminum, 19″ x 15″, SOLD
Very cool abstract and inspires thoughts for my abstract hatch mark paintings.
Overton’s
“Tuileries”, oil on linen, 24″ x 24″ $1700
Soft Pink, 36″ x 48″
“Switchbacks” , oil on brushed aluminum, 40″ x 40″, $5600
Soaring to new heights in a hot air balloon led to my fascination of painting from a bird’s eye view in my Mountains series. Cultures across the span of history have gravitated to the mountains for peace and clarity, as do I.
Morning Ride in Wilton, oil on linen, 24″ x 30″, $2200
Cliffs of Carmel, oil on linen, 20″ x 20″, $1200
Crawling Under, oil on brushed aluminum,
19″ x 15″, $975
“Half Moon Bay”, 24″ x 24″,oil on linen, $1700
Snowbird.
Shadow Woman – Patriot, oil on aluminum, 27″ x 27″, $2250
Utah Skies, 15″ x 30″ oil on canvas, $1400
Clair McCardell, American, 1929-38, 1940-58
Big Red, $7250, Tidal Pools, $2750 in a NYC apartment.
Salt Lake City, 19″ x 34″, oil on linen $1900
Trent Call’s Coaster Rider
3rd Floor Mural at China Bridge, Park City 2018
Tungubakkar, Reykjavík, Iceland
“Fairy Flower”, 36″ x 48″, acrylic on canvas, $7300
Underpass, Into the Light, oil on brushed aluminum. 39″ x 39″, $5300
Trent Call’s Traveler
“Metamorphosis”, acrylic spray paint on steel, 39″ x 51″, $6000
Snowdrift, oil on a brushed aluminum panel, 19″ x 19″, $1150
Winter Beach #2, Oil on canvas, 14″ x 18″, $900
Winter Beach #1, Oil on canvas, 14″ x 18″, $900
“Salt Lake Sky”, 20″ x 30″, oil on linen, $1800
Summer Storm/Summer Storm Shadow $900 each, &Big Red, $7250, in a NYC apartment.
“Full Tilt”, 37″ x 39″, oil on aluminum, $5100
“Sherwood Inverted”, 25″ x 37″, oil on steel, $3300
Open Wide and say Ahhhh
First Thaw, oil on canvas, 16″ x16″ framed.
Wild Flower, 24″ x 36″
Bleeding Poppy, 16″x 16″
“Grey Sky at the Beach”, 8″ x 8″, oil on wood panel, $200
Playful Orange, 36″ x 48″
“Black Ice”, oil on aluminum, 24”x 24”, Sold
“Aqua Shots”, 21″x 21″, acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
Celestial Rhapsody installed with my sunset series in this incredible New Mexico home.
Transcendental Dreams, oil on aluminum, 39” x 27”, $3600 per panel.
Hungry Peonies Devouring Berries
Pillars in the Northern Sky, oil on brushed aluminum panel, 29 x 29, $2750.
Georgiana, oil on canvas, 10″ x 12″, $425
“Tropical Red”, 21″x 21″ acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
Just Foliage
“Full Tilt”, 37″ x 39″, oil on aluminum, $5100
Chasing Waterfalls, detail 3, oil on brushed aluminum, 51” x 39”
Train to Seville, 18 x 24, oil on linen
“Spiraling Fauna”, 39″ x 51″, acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
Delphinium, acrylic on steel, 51″ x 39″, $7250
Silver Road, oil on aluminum, 39″ x 39″, $5300
“Shady Stars”, 21″ x 21″, acrylic spray paint on steel, Sold
Picotage, The Kemper, Kansas City, MO.
Red Truck, (in progress), 27 x 33, oil on brushed aluminum, $3100
Fairfield Beach, 24″x 36″, oil on steel, sold
“Early Morning Road to JFK” in a New Mexico desert home.
“Lava Fields”, 38″ x 50″, Oil on Steel, Sold
“Spotlights”, oil on brushed aluminum, 19″ x 15″, SOLD
Delphinium, $7250 in a NYC apartment.
Frost, oil on aluminum, 19″ x 15″, $975
Sunlit Poppy
Smith Barn, Oil on canvas, 11″ x 14″, $550
“Midnight Ride”, oil on brushed aluminum, 39″ x 51″, $6900
Big Red, acrylic on steel, 39″ x 51″, $7250
“Acid Test”, oil on brushed aluminum, 15″ x 15″, $800
“Sherwood Inverted”, 24″ x 36″, oil on steel, $2400 framed
“First Snow”, 40″ x 40″, Oil on steel, $5600
“Moonlight Reflections”, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 27″, SOLD
Whitecaps, oil on brushed aluminum 19″ x 15″, $975
“Spotlights” in The ArtBox Gallery, Zurich, Switzerland
Safe Passage, oil on brushed aluminum, 27″ x 51″, $4100
Back Porch View, Tannery Road, oil on canvas, 18″ x 20″, $1100
Otherworldly Places
“Three Penny Opera, a new acquisition, 2018! Jamian Juliano-Villani, a contemporary painter who mixes art historical, fashion and pop culture references to create humorous representations of our materialistic era. Her work addresses the changed nature of everyday life in the age of the internet-the dizzying juxtaposition of images, styles, and identities in the media-amid the dissolution of such long-established standards as “authorship” and copyright.”
Summer Storm, 24″ x 36″ unframed, Oil on canvas, Sold
Georgiana, oil on canvas, 10″ x 12″, $425
Louise Bourgeois, Maman
Marie Cutoli -French
“Beaver Creek Trail”, 21″ x 22″, oil on steel, $1400
“Indigo Rain”, oil on brushed aluminum, 15″ x 19″, Sold
Playful Orange, 36″ x 48″
Trent Call’s Server
Trent Call’s Coffee Guy
“Ridgelines”, 40″ x 52″, oil paint on an aluminum panel, $6900
“Wildflower Meadow”, 24″ x 36″, oil on steel, $500 framed
Mountain Triptych, panel 1 of 3, 24″ x 48″, Oil on aluminum
Japanese Maples, oil on linen, 23″ x 23″, $1600
Solar Reveal, 42″ x 54″ oil on steel, Sold
Richard Hambleton, $75,000
“Sherwood Inverted”, 25″ x 37″, oil on steel.
Shine On, 19″ x 38″, oil paint on a brushed aluminum panel, $2200
January Eye
Malieficent Metamorphosis
Spokes
Delphinium, $7250, in a NYC apartment.
“Crevice”, oil on aluminum, 40″ x 52″, $6900
Soft Pink, 36″ x 48″
Carmel Trees, oil on brushed aluminum panel, 27″ x 27″, $2500
“Silver Falls”, 40″x 40″, Oil on steel, Sold
“Weeping Sky”, oil on aluminum, 51″ x 39″, Sold
“Midnight Ride”, oil on brushed aluminum, 51″ x 39″, $6900
“Lava Fields” in a Park City home.
Lauren’s Rose, 38″ x 48″,Acrylic on recycled, distressed board, $6400,
I became obsessed with Street Art on the platform of the LIRR. It was mid-afternoon, no one was there, and I wasn’t sure I was in the right place to go into Manhattan. A man approached and we started talking. He was “Solus” a street artist from Dublin Ireland who was in town to work with “The Bushwick Collective” on the murals in Brooklyn. This was a few years ago, before it became super popular. He was telling me about the murals he had planned for some walls in Manhattan and that he was invited to participate in “Art Basel” in Miami. At this point I thought he was telling some tall tales so when I got on the train I googled him. It was all true. I investigated the Bushwick Collective and my love of Street Art was born.
Interpreting flowers in spray paint brings a modern edge to a traditional subject. The veils of color create softness and new colors, blending the edges and building a rich hue on the flat surface of the silver steel. In this piece, I experimented with masking, using cut out curves and edges to shield the panel while layering colors on top.
