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Old and Wise Tree Painting - Limited Edition of 5

Roger White

United States

Painting, Digital on Canvas

Size: 32 W x 18 H x 2 D in

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About The Artwork

As a a plein-air painter I was walking along the Hudson River near Nyack NY when I noticed this grand old tree that fell on the riverbank. Not only was its white bark a striking contrast against the deep blue sky, I imagined all the days of wisdom it had acquired while growing on the riverbank. As I painted its beautiful old branches, a man sat under the tree reading his phone. I added him to the painting thinking as we grow old we all become wise. Archival original print on canvas in a floating frame. Original signature on the backside. Wooden canvas stretchers are secured with two center supports and ready to hang hardware.

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Painting:Digital on Canvas

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:5

Size:32 W x 18 H x 2 D in

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Mr. White grew up in vacationland - sunny South Florida. His entire psyche and what he paints is about vacation, and exploring the places of his memories - depicting people and activities. Beaches, pools, and lakes - places for relaxation and healing inspire his work. The light and colors in nature serve as his palette. Living in New York City, his current work explores the light and color of his neighborhood and the places he visits. Mr. White’s current paintings are created digitally; quick strokes painted in plein-air, his finger acts as both paintbrush and palette. Backed by decades of practiced experience, Mr. White has excelled as a motion graphics designer for “Nightline” on ABC since 2007. He found early success on the production of “Late Show with David Letterman” on CBS as the art director between 1993 and 2002. He designed Letterman’s marquee for the Ed Sullivan Theater and the logo design for “The Late Show with David Letterman” in 1993.

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