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Cynthia Anne Brown

Cynthia Anne Brown

  1. “Lost in Oklahoma”

Acrylic/Mixed Media 48×72 was painted in 2018 during Cynthia’s 3-year fellowship with Tulsa Artist Fellowship. Cynthia explains, “My gallery sold and placed this painting in a prestigious collection-plus I love the title”.

 

2. “Mockingbird Rain” 36×36

“I painted this in 2014 in my old home studio out back. I remember the day…the window was open, a gentle rain was falling and I heard a mockingbird singing. It was at this moment I realized the painting was finished, and the title came to me, Mockingbird Rain.”

3. “Speaking to the Sky” 72×48

“I painted this in 2015 at my second painting workshop in Maine. I created this big painting on paper on the last day of the workshop. I remember painting it in the morning and laying it out on the lawn so it could dry before I had to roll it up and board a plane to fly back home to Tulsa. When I got home and unrolled it I was delighted to feel like it was finished. Usually, a painting this size would take much longer. This painting, along with five others, was purchased by Saint Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City where they are on display.”

Date

November 22, 2022

Category

App Art, Cynthia Anne Brown

Tags

abstract, art, artist, painter, Tulsa