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Horizon Series: Abstract # 1027

Horizon Series: Abstract 1027 Oil on 22" x 30" Gallery Wrap Canvas This contemporary abstract is on gallery wrap canvas, so no frame is needed. It is ready to hang...contact  Kay  for more information on this painting or any of the art posted on this blog.  Thanks, KMW

Horizon Series: Abstract #23 by Kay Wyne

Horizon Series: Abstract #23 18" x 18" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas This contemporary abstract is full of color and movement. I used oils, oil bars, brushes and palette knives. Please contact me if you are interested in this painting. Thanks, Kay --- 214-532-0325 or kay@kwyne.com

Horizon Series: Abstract Without A Name by Kay Wyne

Horizon Series:  Abstract Without A Name 36" x 36" Oil on Heavy Duty Gallery Wrap Canvas I still haven't decided on a name for the contemporary abstract painting.  Maybe someone out there can help me out.  When you stand back and look at the shapes, it looks like a landscape painting with refection in the water.  Or maybe you see something else.  Anyway, this piece is available and would love to have a new home.  Contact Kay at kay@kwyne.com for more information on this painting.  Thanks, and have a great day.  Kay

Horizon Series: Abstract 1023 by Texas Artist Kay Wyne

Horizon Series: Abstract 1023 18" x 18" Gallery Wrap Canvas Oil Paint and Oil Stick This abstract is painted with my oil paints, and then I went in with oil pastels in a stick---they are different, and fun to experiment with. There are layers of paint and color....applied with brush and palette knife. I wanted to create movement and excitement with the shapes and colors. Thanks for viewing this blog!!! kay@kwyne.com

Horizon Series: Abstract Squares by Kay Wyne

Horizon Series: Abstract Squares 9" x 12" Oil on Gallery Wrap Canvas This painting has changed and has taken several months to complete. It is full of tumbling color cubes or squares. There are geometric shapes, lines and layers of color...along with the horizon line. Layers and layers of color were applied... and finally, I finished it. This painting is on display at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, Texas...thanks for visiting this blog.