Archway Gallery: Anita Nelson
This post is unusual in that the exhibit has already ended but the artist is still in the gallery. This oversight on my part should not affect your appreciation for the sometimes quirky, sometimes incredibly insightful but always intriguing compositions of Anita Nelson.
I have been a fan of her work for years now and we have a few pieces in our collection. It’s time for you to consider the same. From the artist’s website, “My philosophy about what I do involves wanting the viewer to create their own story about what they see. The art should be used as a “visual bookmark” for remembering not where one has stopped but where one continues or the place in the visual story you revisit.”
Nelson is a resident artist at Archway Gallery and you can always see her work there during their normal hours which are Mon-Sat, 10am – 6pm, Sun, 1 – 5pm.
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(All photos by Matt Adams unless stated otherwise.)
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- The promo card for the exhibit.
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- “The Fisher Kings”, acrylic, 20″ x 16″, $1350
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- “Hooked On Durer”, acrylic, 12″ x 12″, $840 (The outfit in Albrecht Durer’s self portrait (1498) perfectly reflected his artistic being and curly golden haired good looks. How can one refuse to portray this profoundly great artist with the beauty of a bear. Note: I added what the Durer Bear would like to have for supper.
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- “Floating Cherry”, acrylic, 12″ x 12″, $840, influenced by Philippe de Champaigne
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- “Mona Lemur”, acrylic, 12″ x 12′, $840
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- “Lindy and Melia”, acrylic, 24″ x 18″, $1300, Lindbergh and Earhart needed an airplane to do great feats. Penguins have feathers and look like flight is possible. The walrus is a flipped mammal and looks like he can fly but alas…
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- “”Minister of Agriculture” acrylic, 16″ x 20″, $1150, influenced by Piero della Francesca
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- “Prince Eddie And The Royal Septer”, acrylic, 12″ x 12″, $840 (photo by the artist)
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- “Sir Thomas”, acrylic, 20″ x 16″, $1150
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- “The Hand Maiden”, acrylic, 5″ x 5″, $380 (photo by the artist)
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- “Contributions”, acrylic, 5″ x 5″, $380 (photo by the artist)
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- “Frida”, acrylic, 24″ x 18″, $1400 (photo by the artist)
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- “The Crested Clown”, acrylic, 5″ x 5″, 380 (photo by the artist)
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- “The Falconer”, acrylic, 7″ x 5″ $440 (photo by the artist)
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- “The Prophet”, acrylic, 5″ x 5″, $380 (photo by the artist)
Thanks Matt ..what a wonderful spread of photos. I truly appreciate the blog post ! The
show in Sept went over great at Archway and it was a fun year of putting all of it together. Best, Anita
Thank you Matt. Larry