Yes, after a long, claustrophobic winter, it’s finally spring studio cleaning time again. Time to sweep the cobwebs and empty Dunkin Donut cups. Time to prep fresh panels, chuck dried up paint tubes and weed out dead brushes. And time to make room for new work by releasing older pictures into the wild. So, if you’d like to help me out by purchasing one of the pieces below, drop me a line at rannswann@gmail.com and let me know.
To be clear, these pictures are not “seconds” or inferior work in any way. They are simply older pictures I’ve taken all I can from and are now in my rear-view mirror. I’d much rather see them placed in a good home than stored out of sight.
Easy on the Starch, 2020 • oil on cradled wood panel • 18 x 24 • $450
Across the Taunton River, 2016 • oil on cradled wood panel • 12 x 24 • $400
Affair @ Borderland, 2010 • oil on canvas, framed • 12 x 10 • $300
Bungalow with Red Car, 2017 • oil on canvas, framed • 8 x 10 • $250
Crossroads, 2020 • oil on cradled wood panel • 12 x 24 • $400
Down By the River, 2017 • oil on cradled wood panel • 12 x 24 • $400
Green Bungalow in Winter, 2017 • oil on canvas, framed • 8 x 10 • $250
Horseneck 1, 2019 • watercolor on board • 5 x 10 • $60
In the Dunes, 2020 • watercolor on board • 10 x 10 • $80
Moab Bungalow, 2017 • oil on canvas, framed • 8 x 10 • $250
Overgrown Bungalow, 2018 • oil on canvas, framed • 8 x 10 • $250
Portland Intersection, 2014 • oil on cradled wood panel • 12 x 24 • $400
Tabor Point, 2020 • watercolor on board • 5 x 10 • $60
Top, 2016 • oil on canvas, unframed • 10 x 8 • $250
Trail Marking, 2019 • watercolor on board • 5 x 10 • $60
Union and Dunham, 2018 • oil on cradled wood panel • 12 x 12 • $250