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| Self portrait |
Jacob is married to Ann Brashares, author of “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” series. He runs Water Street Atelier, a school of classical painting, in New York.
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| Seated nude (oil on canvas) |
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| Reclining nude (oil on canvas) |
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| Odalisque |
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| Green onions |
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| Attributes of the art |
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| Roquefort cheese (oil on canvas) |
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| Jas (oil on canvas) |
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| Working on a sculpture |
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| Michael (oil on canvas) |
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| Anna Nina by Collins |
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| One of the studios at his Atelier |
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| Jacob Collins with wife Ann Brashares |
Credits: google,ARC etc
Hello:
ReplyDeletethank you so much for this delightful introduction into the life and work of Jacob Collins, an artist about whom we knew nothing previously. Clearly the work you show here is more than merely realistic. It shows a confidence in handling light, shade, colour and form which is remarkable. This serves to make the viewer believe that one can see an inner spirit of the subject, thus transforming the merely 'photographic' into a work of art. Clearly, an immensely talented man.
Absolutely Jane and Lance, he is an extremely talented artist. There is so much life in his work.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for show the work of this superbe work, this is really remarkable...
Greetings
Jérôme
You are welcome jerome. He is a great artist of our times.
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