parisienne cafe, acrylic on canvas, study by George Porter after Maimon, 36" X 48", recently completed by fine artist, George Porter, is a study of the original painting by contemporary artist Isaac Maimon. Using brilliant Chroma Atelier Artist's Acrylics, George Porter has recreated this lively Paris cafe scene with immaculate attention-to-detail. This reproduction is part of the artist's private collection and is not available for purchase. To purchase original works of art by George Porter, please visit his online shop. Landscape paintings by George Porter are on display in After the Masters: Light in the Landscape at the Gallery at Stone Center, Inc., Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM. Please contact the artist for more information. Painting scanned for the artist's website by Pearl Printing.
Painted on location at Lake View Village in Lake Oswego, Oregon on September 25, 2016 while participating in the 2016 Lake Oswego Plein Air Paint Out sponsored by the Arts Council of Lake Oswego, fine artist George Porter has captured a happy and colorful scene of clowns painting children's faces in the common area overlooking the lake. This 12" X 12" painting, rendered in acrylic on canvas, will be on display at the Arts Council of Lake Oswego's 510 Museum and ARTSpace, 510 First Street, Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034 in the juried group fine art show, Lake Oswego Plein Air Exhibit, from October 7-28, 2016. The public is invited to attend the Opening Reception from 5PM to 7PM on Friday, October 7, 2016. Clown Sunday is priced at $250.00 USD.
Green River Cliffs of Wyoming by George Porter after Thomas Moran, acrylic on canvas, 60" X 20", is a study by fine artist George Porter of two master paintings by Thomas Moran of the Hudson River School. Currently on exhibit and available for purchase in the Extreme Sizes Exhibit, July 10-28, 2016 at Oregon Society of Artists, 2185 SW Park Place, Portland, OR 97205.
Combining elements found in two of Moran's oil paintings: Green River of Wyoming and Green River Cliffs Wyoming, the artist has added figures of Native American people and horses to his version, which he rendered in Chroma Atelier Artists Acrylics in a luminist style to bring out the glowing colors in the landscape. Please contact George Porter for more information.
Paris Street Scene, oil on canvas was painted by fine artist George Porter following a trip to Paris in 1988, after seeing the original painting hanging in a restaurant in Lake Oswego, Oregon in the 1990's.
Paris Street Scene first debuted in the artist's first solo exhibit at Stone Center, Inc. in SE Portland: "After the Masters: Light in the Landscape", May 1 - Nov 30, 2015. The painting was created for the artist's daughter and is part of her private collection. It is not available for purchase; however, a fine art giclée of Paris Street Scene is available for purchase. For giclée pricing, or to commission a new painting, please contact George Porter.