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Mar 19, 2019
A NOIR EVENING
A NOIR EVENING
8x8inch oil on panel
It was just one of those evening. The theater just let out, I turned my caller up on my coat, shoved my hands into my pockets and began to walk in the misty night air. Everything was going fine, all was as planned, another hour and I was a free man. I smiled to myself when out or the shadows she stepped, gun in hand.
Labels:
black and white,
cars,
fog,
nighttime,
theater
Jul 1, 2017
SHADOWS
SHADOWS
6x6" oil on wood panel
6x6" oil on wood panel
With the sun setting, long shadows began to cover the city ended a perfect kind of day. Shortly after, coolness and mist moved in transforming the city yet again and another kind of beauty and the beginning of a San Francisco evening. (SOLD)
Labels:
art,
artwork,
cars,
city,
cityscapes,
madmanschwartz,
mist,
oil painting,
San Francisco
Feb 3, 2017
PALM SPRINGS RUN
PALM SPRINGS RUN
6x6 oil on wood panel
So having to get out of town, I thought, why not get up early and do a blast out to the desert, maybe stop at the "Blue Fox" and grab some chorizo & egg's, hot coffee and see some galleries. Agreeing with myself, popped out of bed, hosed myself off and headed out to the infamies morning palm springs run..
Labels:
art,
artwork,
cars,
contemporary art,
drive,
freeways,
painting,
palm springs
Jul 26, 2016
"SNOWBOUND"
"SNOWBOUND"
6X6 oil on panel
Not sure of how much further I could go, I pulled I finely found a motel and was just able to park and check-in. With the trip coming to a stop I turned to look out of the lobby window I thought, "WOW!" I'm without a doubt "Snowbound"
Labels:
artist gerald schwartz,
cars,
contemporary art,
headlights,
hotels,
motels,
nightfall,
oil paintings,
original art,
snow,
snowfall
May 29, 2016
"MORNING GLARE"
MORNING GLARE
6X6 oil on panel
Still blurred eyed from the night before I made my way to my car. The sun was casting a painful glare as I worked on remembering how to get back home after a fun night of food, wine and friends. So I flipped my shades on and headed South to the 405. L.A is crazy but that's why I love it. (SOLD)
This is for this summers show at the Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach.
May 24, 2016
"CLOUD COVER"
CLOUD COVER
6X6 oil
Loving the city as I do this was a no brainier to want to paint. It is a culmination of several photos all introduced to each other to make one painting. Like meeting new people to make a party, all have to get along and complement one another. I am posting this framed as most of my small works will be for this years summer Festival of Arts in Laguna Beach CA.
(SOLD)
For info purchasing this or any of my works GoTo:geraldschwartz3@gmil.com
May 11, 2016
"RUMBLINGS"
"Rumblings"
40x20 oil
Standing off to the side of the road I
could hear this rumbling sound that sounded like thunder and with each passing
minute it was getting closer. Looking around, I could not tell in which
direction the sound was coming from. Then, with a deep throaty groan I
saw it and like a mighty dragon hugging the very ground it moved on, it showed
all, who had the undisputed right of way.
This will be at this summers Laguna Festival of the Arts
Jan 22, 2016
" ALLEY CATS"
"ALLEY CATS"
6x6" oil on panel
Those late night misty wet evening, strolling down, distant sounds. voices somewhere, someone is cooking, T.Vs. talking, walking with you and your thoughts and those alley cats,
yeah! those alley cats. (SOLD)
Labels:
alleys,
artist gerald schwartz,
cars,
CONTEMPORARY,
misty nights,
parked cars,
street lamps
Dec 31, 2015
"Goodnight"
"GOODNIGHT"
14X14 oil on canvas
So, I'm on my way home, and I just come up and over the pass and this is what I see. It took me a bit to find my camera, turn it on and aim it out my windshield in time to see the last bit of light. It was a long drive, soon I will be home in my own bed and it will be goodnight.
Feb 17, 2015
"SCRAPBOOK SERIES"
"PALM SPRINGS RUN"
24x24 oil on canvas
I remember getting up early and making this Palm Spring run. I was just in time see the morning sun come up giving a shout out to all... "I'M HERE" At that moment I balanced my camera on the steering wheel firing off countless shots thinking; There's got to be a painting in there someplace. This painting is part of my on going "SCRAPBOOK SERIES" that will soon become a book.
Jan 26, 2013
"MY L.A."
There is just something that pulls me back to L.A. otherwise known as Los Angeles. I grew up in LA with those towering palm trees, blue skies and all that it had to offer at that time in the late 40s, that's right I said late 40s, it even sounds strange to me, but that be the truth and now its 2013 so you do the math. At that time the streets were field with so many electric and telephone poles with crisscrossing wires so as a kid looking up it seemed crowded. Now as we travel around there is virtually none, especially with all our iPhone. I don't even have a house phone, who needs one, we have cable and all those satellites that crowd the skies, we just cant see them now so its all good... Isn't it?
This painting is an original oil, 6x6" on a wood 1.5" deep varnished box: "Available At"schwartzart@earthlink.net
Labels:
artist gerald schwartz,
cars,
downtown,
freeways,
Los Angeles,
oil paintings,
palm trees,
sunset
Sep 18, 2012
"MONDAY MORNING BLUES"
With the sun not even thinking of coming up yet, business still closed, few cars out, I find myself driving down Melrose thinking "What! am I doing?". With only three cups of coffee working on clearing the cobwebs inside my head, the gurgling sounds of my stomach because of the lack of food, I realized most definitely, I was feeling those Monday morning blues.
This 6x6 box painting. (SOLD)
Aug 7, 2012
"NEW YORK #2" urban landscape by gerald schwartz
Feb 2, 2010
"LAGUNA CANYON " original oil painting
Many times while riding down this canyon the fog would roll up to greet me. Oh! There are plenty of sunny days here, but for now I choose this for the mood needed in a memory I have of this place. You see, most of the canyon has been widened after years of protesting by resident's and local supporters. Picket sign swinging people would line the sides of this road wanting you to honk in approval of their mantra "no building"... I waved back knowing the inevitable. After years the builders won. I must admit, it is far safer now as this once quiet road is now four lanes. I'm glad I got to see and travel up & down this old road for every now and then I get to paint what once was. Here is an original 6x6" oil painting on Birch panel, mounted on a varnished wooden box: (SOLD)
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