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When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I then saw “denial” as a girl leaning over a cliff to pick an orange holding on to the shirt of anger. This was the fifth figure. Two weeks after this painting was underway sadly my Father passed away unexpectedly. I had never felt grief before and I have no idea why this painting appeared like it did but here it is. There’s lots more to this painting which I can talk with the collector about if they are interested. This is very much a collector piece and one in which I hope they will be happy to be included in exhibitions in the future.
When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I then saw “denial” as a girl leaning over a cliff to pick an orange holding on to the shirt of anger. This was the fifth figure. Two weeks after this painting was underway sadly my Father passed away unexpectedly. I had never felt grief before and I have no idea why this painting appeared like it did but here it is. There’s lots more to this painting which I can talk with the collector about if they are interested. This is very much a collector piece and one in which I hope they will be happy to be included in exhibitions in the future.
When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I then saw “denial” as a girl leaning over a cliff to pick an orange holding on to the shirt of anger. This was the fifth figure. Two weeks after this painting was underway sadly my Father passed away unexpectedly. I had never felt grief before and I have no idea why this painting appeared like it did but here it is. There’s lots more to this painting which I can talk with the collector about if they are interested. This is very much a collector piece and one in which I hope they will be happy to be included in exhibitions in the future.
When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I then saw “denial” as a girl leaning over a cliff to pick an orange holding on to the shirt of anger. This was the fifth figure. Two weeks after this painting was underway sadly my Father passed away unexpectedly. I had never felt grief before and I have no idea why this painting appeared like it did but here it is. There’s lots more to this painting which I can talk with the collector about if they are interested. This is very much a collector piece and one in which I hope they will be happy to be included in exhibitions in the future.
When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I then saw “denial” as a girl leaning over a cliff to pick an orange holding on to the shirt of anger. This was the fifth figure. Two weeks after this painting was underway sadly my Father passed away unexpectedly. I had never felt grief before and I have no idea why this painting appeared like it did but here it is. There’s lots more to this painting which I can talk with the collector about if they are interested. This is very much a collector piece and one in which I hope they will be happy to be included in exhibitions in the future.

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5 STAGES OF GRIEF Painting

Ryan Louder

United Kingdom

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 90 W x 90 H x 1 D in

Ships in a Crate

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Originally listed for $9,010

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When I start a painting I have no sketch or plan and the painting appears as the paint hits the canvas. I had no idea what this painting was about at first I thought it about judgement but then the title 5 stages of grief appeared in my head even though at that time there were only four figures. I t...

Year Created:

2021

Subject:

People

Styles:

Portraiture

, 

Expressionism

, 

Modern

, 

Figurative

 

Mediums:

Acrylic

, 

Oil

, 

Canvas

 

Medium:

Multi-paneled Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Rarity:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:

90 W x 90 H x 1 D in

Number of Panels:

2

Ready to Hang:

Not Applicable

Frame:

Not Framed

Authenticity:

Certificate is Included

Packaging:

Ships in a Crate

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Shipping is included in price.

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United Kingdom.

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"My artistic work has always been about one thing; capturing emotion. I find myself often more interested in capturing the internal essence of my subject rather than purely their shape or form.  In direct conflict with this is my natural disposition to make all work autobiographical. The subject mutates into the deeper reaches of my subconscious." - Ryan Louder

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