Showing posts with label Syracuse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Syracuse. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

"Ancient Future # 2" SOLD

"Ancient Future # 2" Mixed Media on Rag Board. 13.5" X 17.5" framed. $190.00 Currently available at Gallery on First, Sanford, Fl. or contact me directly via e-mail. kabbott765@netzero.com. During our move we unearthed a number of older pieces long forgotten. Some ended up n the dumpster while others went into a two stacks. One stack came with us to Florida and the other remained n New York. This mixed media painting is one that made it's way to Florida with us. I Am in the process of going through these works and this is the first that I decided to frame. The date on the back indicates that I made this in 1993. Deb and I have dozens and dozens of unframed paintings and we will gradually select some for presentation. This one strikes a chord with me, I hope others will enjoy it also.

Thursday, January 12, 2012

"Riddle in Yellow & Black"


After a long time I finally have some new encaustic work coming along. This is the first I consider finished and have framed up. The piece measures 16 " X 16" framed. "Riddle in Yellow & Black" is matted with a black core, black mat and a contemporary simple black wooden frame. The painting is available for purchase at Gallery on First in Sanford, Florida or on-line at Saatchi Gallery or contact me directly from the contact us form on our home page.

Saturday, August 13, 2011

"Figure with Vessel" KV Abbott $450.00 SOLD


I have seen a resurgence in interest in my figurative work recently. This is piece sold yesterday and is the third from this series that has sold this month. This is a mixed media collage that I did in the mid 90's. The piece measures 17" X 22" framed.

The collector who bought this collage also has several other pieces of mine and purchased two photographs from my Nova Scotia collection and an abstract piece.

Friday, February 26, 2010

"Blue Horse" $900 SOLD



This mixed media abstraction is one of those paintings you either love it or hate it. This is true of course of a lot of abstract art. Today someone loved this painting and placed it on layaway. They plan to hang in their dining room. This is the third piece of mine they have purchased. The first two were photographs. Seems as though they are becoming collectors. We encourage that sort of thing!