In the March 2008 issue of American Artist, we discussed how watercolorist Patrick Gordon transitioned into creating large, multipanel oil paintings of flowers. Here, we offer more of his oil flowers as well as a selection of the watercolors from the earlier part of his career.
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Boys and Girls
2007, oil, 48 x 36.
Courtesy Fischbach Gallery,
New York, New York. |
Flowers From Margaret's
2006, oil, 48 x 60.
Courtesy Fischbach Gallery,
New York, New York. |
Grey Gardens
2007, oil, 36 x 84 (diptych). Courtesy Fischbach Gallery,
New York, New York. |
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Regarding Ava
2006, oil, 76 x 48 (triptych). Courtesy Fischbach Gallery,
New York, New York. |
Pink & White Roses
2006, oil, 36 x 36.
Courtesy Fischbach Gallery,
New York, New York. |
David Austen Roses
2006, oil, 50 x 72. All
artwork this gallery
private collection unless
otherwise indicated. |
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Osage Wedding
Bouquet
2006, oil, 48 x 48 (diptych). |
Bouquet With
Asian Peonies
2005, oil, 36 x 48 (diptych). |
Homage to Josef
Albers
2005, oil, 66 x 58 (triptych). |
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Down to the
Wire
1996, watercolor,
40 x 44. |
When Smoke
Gets in Your Eyes
2003, watercolor
and gouache, 40 x 32. |
Black Pearl
1995, watercolor,
40 x 30. |
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Steel Magnolia
1998, watercolor,
30 x 22. |
Bird Nest on the Ground
2002, watercolor,
30 x 22. |
Simple Gifts, Too
2002, watercolor,
54 x 36. |
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Read the feature article on Gordon.
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