SPRING AT LAST: MAIN GALLERY
MAY 11TH - JULY 8TH
LIZ ENDRES
Often, I work from memory and imagination; a cache that grows by observations from books and the home and natural world. I find inspiration in the things collected or accumulated, that scatter across the table, and tell of a season or moment.
1. Chartreuse gold finch pink blooms, oil on linen, 20x24” - SOLD
2. Bedside table bouquet, ‘Rose At Last’, oil on linen, 16x16” - SOLD
3. Blue fog, birds, and buds, oil on linen, 40x44”, $5,200 - SOLD
4. Moths, yellow canary, people watching, oil on linen, 20x24” - SOLD
5. Garden table bouquet, oil on linen, 18x18”, $3,200
6. Blue green table impressions, oil on linen, 48x48” - SOLD
7. Spring Rains, oil on linen, 18x24”, $3,600
8. Twisting climbing vines, oil on linen, 18x18”, $3,200
9. Plant table full vases, oil on canvas, 40x60”, $6,600
10. Platters, moths, leafy tangles, oil on linen, 48x60” - SOLD
11. Small dog, parrot, window outlook, oil on linen, 32x40” - SOLD
12. Room divide, oil on linen, 20x24”, $3,600
13. Dogwood, cat, oil on linen, 18x18”, $3,200
14. Magnolia Table, oil on linen, 30x50”, $4,200
15. Clover greens, oil on linen, 20x24”, $3,600
16. Spring flowering trees, oil on linen, 9x12” - SOLD
17. Backyard view, oil on linen, 9x9” - SOLD
18. Gathered greens, oil on linen, 40x50” - SOLD
LIZ ENDRES
I am a painter from New Jersey. Often, I work from memory and imagination; a cache that grows by observations from books and the home and natural world. I find inspiration in the things collected or accumulated, that scatter across the table, and tell of a season or moment. From heirlooms to everyday, familiar objects. Fruits sliced and whole. Nature’s curiosities gathered from a walk. Leafy stems, reaching branches, petals tumbling over. The strange and wonderful beauty of flora can inspire the direction of a painting. If not merely suggested by the objects assembled, a figure or two might sit in a painting. Usually partly concealed or obscured. Seemingly, quietly, pondering some thought. Four-legged creatures frequently wander into paintings as well.