View this Artist's ProfileView this Artist's PortfolioLearn how to Commission Art from this ArtistView this Artist's Show Entries

  D Loren Champlin   
  Maine USA  
  Email This Artist  Visit This Artist's Web Site  View This Artists's items available at Imagekind.com  View This Artists's current Auctions on eBay  View This Artists's items available at Etsy.com  View This Artists's BLog (web log)    



Search Art (optional) (Note:To search entire gallery, use the Gallery Search Tool)
<< First Page     < Prior Page     Page 2 of 4     Next Page >     Last Page >>
Thumbnail View                  < Prior Item                  Item 10 of 18                  Next Item >                  Thumbnail View
Art: Damnation of Faust by Artist D Loren Champlin
"Damnation of Faust"
D Loren Champlin

Art: Race Day by Artist D Loren Champlin
"Race Day"
D Loren Champlin

Art: The Fox  by Artist D Loren Champlin
"The Fox "
D Loren Champlin

Art: The Event by Artist D Loren Champlin
"The Event"
D Loren Champlin

Art: Mother and Child by Artist D Loren Champlin
"Mother and Child"
D Loren Champlin

"Mother and Child"

Art: Mother and Child by Artist D Loren Champlin
 Add To Your Favorite ArtCreate and Send an ECard from this ArtView Larger Image of art 
 
 

(Detail Images)

Detail Image

Detail 1
  
 
 

Detail Image

Detail 2
  
 
 

Detail Image

extreme close-up
  
 
 
Media:  oil on canvas
Dimensions:  51 cm x 71 cm (20 x 28)
Date of Work:  2005

Description

This is a picture of a mother and child entitled Mother and Child. This work appeared in the Period Gallery's juried Colour III exhibit. Unfortunately the original is no longer available for sale; however, various sized prints are available atcommerce site of D. Loren Champlin

Materials:

very traditional - oil on canvas,

Process:

the canvas is hand stretched and primed with gesso in a very traditional fashion. I always use brushes or the ends of brushes.

information about the subject and why chosen:

This is a piece that simply screamed to be painted. The mother is clutching her newborn tightly guarding him with due vigilance. Inspired primary by my own fears and protectiveness of having a new child. How precious and delicate the newborn seemed and worth more than gold.


<< First Page     < Prior Page     Page 2 of 4     Next Page >     Last Page >>
Thumbnail View                  < Prior Item                  Item 10 of 18                  Next Item >                  Thumbnail View