24" x 30" — Oil/Canvas — 2008
• SOLD
December 16, 2008
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Christopher Stott is a contemporary realist painter. You can call him Chris.
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2 comments:
Beautiful, Chris. The design is so direct yet nuanced. I like the way the right-hand shadow balances the sunlit wall, and the way the steel chair brace lays into the baseboard line.
Bonjour!Christopher Stott,
I can truly understand why this painting "Sold" ...Since you, gave me your "blessing" to feature your work. I have had nothing, but very "positive" feedback from readers about your very "beautiful" ("Wyeth-inspired") paintings. (Wyeth-inspired are my words, but of course!)
Merci! Beaucoup!
DCD ;-D
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