Abstract Painting Showcase Produced in David J. Veres Studio
CURRENT WORKS
String Theory
56
" x 62"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Yellow Number 3
48" x 72"
Acrylic on Canvas
Array
42" x 48"
Acrylic on Canvas
Orange and Purple
32
" x 36 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Silver Wind
45
" x 58 "
Acrylic on Canvas/Board
Private Collection
Equinox
72" x 96"
Acrylic on Canvas
Double Arrangement
11
" x 16 "
Acrylic on Board
A Long Way From Spain
11
" x 29 "
Acrylic on Board
Sitting Near the Stern
11
" x 29 "
Acrylic on Board
Fragmented
11" x 20"
Acrylic on Board
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Anthro Symphony
11" x 15"
Acrylic on Board
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Indulgence
28
" x 38 "
Acrylic on Board
Caught in the Current
30
" x 60 "
Acrylic on Board
Through the Window
22" x 40"
Acrylic on Board
A Time to Dance
11
" x 22 "
Acrylic on Board
Transition
16" x 20"
Acrylic on Canvas
Sculpted in Blue
12" x 78 "
Acrylic on Board
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Sculpted in Beige
12" x 78"
Acrylic on Board
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Interference
48
" x 48 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Convergence
32
" x 50 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Red Vibration
28
" x 84 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Rubber Garden
16
" x 20 "
Acrylic/Mixed Media on Board
Standing There
11
" x 15"
Acrylic on Board
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Alchemy of Gel #1
11
" x 15"
Acrylic on Board
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Calypso
42
" x 90 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
EARLIER WORKS
Philosopher's Stone
23" x 55"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Philosopher's Stone II
42
" x 50"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Winter Wind
22
" x 60"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Molten Alloy
22" x 66"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
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Blue Granite
22" x 66"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
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Aeolus
42" x 90"
Acrylic on Canvas
Modern Acrylic Paint and Mediums
Acrylic paint has undergone considerable development since its introduction. Acrylic that could be thinned with solvent (Magna) was largely replaced by water soluble acrylics (Liquitex and Aqua-Tec) by the mid 60’s. This was followed by the development of translucent mediums (“gels”) which make possible painterly effects on a large scale. Acrylic gel offers the possibility of applying very thick and flexible translucent (and recently transparent) glazes, something not possible with oil paint. These developments have been accompanied by the introduction of pigments and pigment enhancers of considerable use to the abstract painter: pearlessence, metallic powders, and interference pigments.
© Terry Fenton, 2001, Appreciating Noland |
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Vertical Stripe
32" x 50"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection |
Infinite Wave
22" x 66"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Tall Grass
22" x 66"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection |
White Wind
22" x 66"
Acrylic on Board
Private Collection
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Imbroglio
32" x 56"
Acrylic on Board
Private Collection
Constricted Plank
38" x 90 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Red Ore
16" x 20"
Acrylic on Metal
Private Collection
"For me, abstract painting is an expression of something beautiful. I draw my inspiration from nature and manipulate the materials to reflect that inference." - David J. Veres
Abstraction #1
16" x 20"
Acrylic on Board
Private Collection
Earth Works
32" x 50"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Borealis
48
" x 96 "
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist's Collection
Blue Wave
48" x 60"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Portal
30" x 40"
Acrylic on Canvas
Private Collection
Synthesis
7
" x 10"
Acrylic on Linen Board
Private Collection |
Mediterranean
7
" x 10"
Acrylic on Linen Board
Private Collection
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Golden Loop
20
" x 28"
Acrylic on Board
Artist's Collection
Also check out David's Landscapes and Field Studies.
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David J. Veres
Anne Veres
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