Jeffrey R. Watts Gallery

21 Nov 2008

In the Winter 2008 issue of Workshop magazine we featured artist Jeffrey R. Watts, who had the honor of presenting an exhibition and workshop in the Taos, New Mexico, studio of one of his heroes, Nicolai Fechin (1881–1955). During the three-day class, he showed students why solid drawing and a controlled use of relative values are important to the energetic, gestured style of painting mastered by the Russian émigré. Here, we present additional work by Watts that further illustrates this style of painting.

 


Anna in Profile
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 12 x 9.
Liz
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 16 x 12.
Man With Cigar
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 12 x 9.
Model With Downcast Eyes
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 16 x 12.
Patience
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 24 x 20.
Portrait of Mexican Girl
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 24 x 18.
Sacha
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 24 x 18.
Reclining Nude
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 24 x 36.
Savant
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil 16 x 12.
Kaleidoscope
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 20 x 16.
Gypsy Muse
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 30 x 24.
Jaime
by Jeffrey R. Watts, oil, 16 x 12.

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Karyn wrote
on 21 Nov 2008 7:11 AM

This is stunning work, Brian.  Thank you for sharing.  How would it be possible to view or purchase the article from that Workshop Issue?

Brian Riley wrote
on 21 Nov 2008 7:33 AM

Hi Karyn

Glad you like the work. I jumped the gun a little bit here because I thought Jeffrey's work was worth sharing. The Workshop issue that the corresponding article appears in will be on newsstands December 9th, so look for it then..

Karyn wrote
on 21 Nov 2008 1:04 PM

Wonderful!  Thank you, I will look for the issue!

on 25 Nov 2008 12:52 PM

Beautiful, exciting work.  I will look for that issue.

on 25 Nov 2008 12:53 PM

Exciting work.  

carlos2 wrote
on 2 Dec 2008 1:49 PM

extraordinario, buen manejo de color y de la figura, felicitaciones Mr Watts.

cgull wrote
on 9 Dec 2008 9:44 PM

He has life to his faces ....something I can't do yet

Kells L. wrote
on 10 Dec 2008 7:03 AM

Wonderful/ I stopped by his atelier in San Diego....no one was there! Boo Hoo.

I think he paints like Nicolai Fechin.