Art Chris Dale

In the shadow of metaphor

Tag Archives: New-York

Against the wall

Image | Posted on September 23, 2016 by Chris Dale

against-the-wall

The choice.

Small Room

Image | Posted on September 9, 2016 by Chris Dale

small-room

No other place to live.

Posted in Hardboard, Palette Knife | Tagged acrylic, apartment, art, bed, black, breast, Child, chris-dale, city, don-mccullin, emergent-art, Harlem, legs, mother, Naked, New-York, nipple, nude, painting, poor, women | Leave a comment

Georgia O’keeffe

Posted on December 4, 2015 by Chris Dale

georgia-okeeffe

“Mother of American modernism”
Carolyn Kastner March 14, 2013

Posted in 24"x 22", Iconic, Palette Knife, Play Wood | Tagged Alfred-Stieglitz, american, American-modernism, artis, enlarged-flowers, landscapes, modernism, mother, New-Mexico, New-York, Santa-Fe | Leave a comment

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