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Photographed from base of the steps at the exit of Tower Hill Station, London, the pedestrian walkway of contemporary art leading to HM Tower of London; its ancient walls clothed in the darkness of night.
Tower Hill Underpass is lined with reproductions of the series of 30 oil paintings expressionist artist Stephen B. Whatley was commissioned to paint in 2000, capturing the spirit & history of the Tower of London.
This photograph was taken in November 2018, but the public art exhibit is open daily, since 2001, to commuters and tourists alike; leading to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge.
The work of Stephen B. Whatley is in collections worldwide & other public collections which own his work include the BBC, London Transport Museum, Westminster Cathedral & The Royal Collection of Queen Elizabeth II.
See the whole series of paintings in the Tower of London gallery - & much more - on the artist's website, where you can order personally signed prints of this series of works of art and other works.
Photo courtesy of Erika Rabóczi of Hungary.
30x40 in.
Oil on traditional canvas
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behind the fence
mixed media on wood: acrylic paint, metallic paint, collage, stamps
24" X 17"
2024
jennifer beinhacker
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art outside the edge
Nature was in the mood of doing a little painting in this fjord en route to Iceland's West Fjords, giving spots of colour to a rainy day.
A new tribute to Saint Michael The Archangel, by expressionist artist Stephen B. Whatley; created in September 2021 and completed on the Feast Day of Saint Michael, September 29th.
Stephen B. Whatley is a Catholic convert, a calling he felt through his spiritual search to survive early tragedy in his life; and his exhibition, "Paintings From Prayer" was staged at London's Westminster Cathedral in 2013.
The British London-based artist gets what he humbly feels a 'Divine Push' to paint tributes of faith, alongside his other work - a large body of which is on public display every day in the City of London, just outside the Tower of London - where his series of 30 paintings commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces, 20 years ago, vibrantly chart the history of The Tower.
As a permanent art exhibit reproduced throughout the walkway leading from Tower Hill Station they form a bright and colourful entrance to the Tower of London.
To see more of the artist's eclectic work and read more of his journey, visit: www.stephenbwhatley.com
Saint Michael The Archangel. 2021
Oil on canvas
40 x 30in/102 x 76cm
In homage to American photographer Harry Callahan, this image is a nod to his work in the field of abstract expressionism through photography.
Expressionism Self Portrait.
Dolce 'gentle, I be'st a being tis most swotie,
An old courteous one on thee float of swanaz,
to breathe in embroider'd love eall abonder,
thee vestal leoht in thy blushing eyes,
thy brightness of thee smila conceals not,
thy fond crystal hlǣfdīġe of modest concern,
weeping disposition thy fairest cuore fuels,
dost thy not know'st thee herald andswaru that questions thyself?
a wynce is but a hence in the land of poetry all a flaw'd,
behold the shadow as tis toss's thy expressionist asyde,
bij a golden brush what shalle thine think of next?
a pen, a string,a thing between thy distill'd fingers most moist,
O' foul devouring creature that corrupts thou untrimm;d words ever lost,
thee expressionist thou ignorant terrain thou now treads by thyself,
witheryng beneath thy vapors of thou's breath stretch'd offenc's insults last,
thy trueself is never seen ultimate cost,
lascivious mirros cover'd, vulgar reflections reflect'd,
O' mortal expressionist time travel to thy time everlasting see,
here and there, past and future expressionists never cease to sayl thee seven seas,
hither to thy banquet where swagger with thee beggar is forever conduct'd ballades be,
to seek to embrace thy love that most shallen never meet!
thee expressionist tips thy crescent endear'd hat,
ac bids all a prize of manners that eall should ev'r seek!
Steve.D.Hammond.
Wonderful Memories Flemish expressionism is an exhibition of Kunstmuseum The Hague NL.
On view Gustave De Smet (1877-1943), Girl with Flower, 1927.
More of this exhibition at my photoblog:
johanphoto.blogspot.com/2023/08/heerlijke-herinneringen.html