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Sean Christopher Wyeth
Watercolors
"An important element of a great painting is emotion. Crucial is the freedom to let go and allow one's feelings to be expressed abstractly through the brushwork with power and bravado, while maintaining control over form and chiaroscuro.
A painting can be beautiful regardless of its topic. Drawing, compositional design, color, textures, and personal psychological interpretation are essential elements in creating the beautiful passages of a painting.
A painting should be informative in conveying the artist's vision. Art begins as a creative idea, paint what you know. Attention to minutiae and the lack of defined form are both crucial to the language of creating great art.
Without proper balance of these elements a painting's quality would diminish."
--Sean Christopher Wyeth






Wolfang Dogadeus Mozart
H:16" W:22" 1989
Pines at Valley Forge
H:18.50" W:26.50" 1991
Trail Horse
H:25" W:19" 2008
Bluebird
H:14.25" W:11.25" 1988
Half Cord
H:15.75" W:22" 1986
Self Portrait
H:14" W:11" 1985 Ink






Oval Self Portrait
H:16.50" W:12.50" 1989
Rose Trellis
H:16.75" W:25.75" 1995
Spring House
H:19.75" W:24.50" 2005
Mud Puddles
H:14" W:22 1986
Pine Hill
H:20" W:30" 1994
Rembrandt Van Rijn 1634
H:8.25" W:9" 1984 Pencil
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