The Secretary (Woman at Desk) Painting

During the 1960's, I was living in Las Vegas, Nevada, rubbing elbows with quite a few people who were lounge acts back in those days, but would become famous and wealthy in time. During these days I dabbled with many different mediums, paint types, styles and movements. One of those style was abstract expressionism, and the evidence of it can be seen in this painting which I titled "Woman at Desk" but eventually renamed it to "The Secretary". Using the palette knife technique, which I was taking a course in during the time, I created this piece. My curator, Luis Gustavo Rodriguez, tells me one can see the secretary much more prominently in monochrome (black and white), which is cool, for I've never seen it in that way. Seeing as this picture was done without any sketch or outlining preceding it. Anyway, this painting is old, 60 years old now, and as such the frame looks equally old. The painting, though, looks marvelous, perfect. Done in 1961, its definitely going to be one of those special pieces of historic value, once my name, my art and my vision for world harmony gets out into the world.

Painting:Oil on Stone

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:16.8 W x 28 H x 0.1 D in

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