Angie W.
Private SellerUSA
About Artist:
Don Hatfield is one of the most innovative impressionists of our time. His style of painting softly blends realism with the gentle touch of classic impressionism. Don Hatfield strives to create paintings that bond themselves to the viewer. In the vein of romantic impressionism, he shows the viewer that beauty can arise from one stirring moment: a family reunion, a young boy searching for shells on the beach or the warmth of the sun touching a mother and her child.
Don's paintings carry light and form to a new and extremely personal degree. Hatfield says he is preoccupied with the effect of light on form. The beach, with all the purity of its light on sand, water and figures is a frequent setting for Don Hatfield stories; and Don Hatfield prints and paintings are stories.
Don Hatfield
Family Outing At The Cove
- 1991
- 56 x 37 inches
- Fine Art Category: prints
- Medium: Serigraph
- Published: July 1991
- Origin: USA
- Certificate of Authenticity: yes
- Issued by: Colville Publishing
- Signed: Signed lower right
- No / Edition: 44/300
- Comments:
Matted and framed with gold gilt edging.? Excellent condition!
COA mounted on backside.
Comes from a private collector in Richmond, VA.
Will be professionally packaged for shipping with UPS.
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- Price: $4,000.00 USD
- Seller: Angie W., USA
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- Artplode ID: 3269
- Artplode Seller ID: 5398
About Artist:
Don Hatfield is one of the most innovative impressionists of our time. His style of painting softly blends realism with the gentle touch of classic impressionism. Don Hatfield strives to create paintings that bond themselves to the viewer. In the vein of romantic impressionism, he shows the viewer that beauty can arise from one stirring moment: a family reunion, a young boy searching for shells on the beach or the warmth of the sun touching a mother and her child.
Don's paintings carry light and form to a new and extremely personal degree. Hatfield says he is preoccupied with the effect of light on form. The beach, with all the purity of its light on sand, water and figures is a frequent setting for Don Hatfield stories; and Don Hatfield prints and paintings are stories.
