New Oil Paintings for my ‘Recollection’ Exhibition 2011

'Lost in Thought'
Oil Painting
© Susan Harrison-Tustain
Less than a week to go before my Recollection exhibition opening! It is very exciting. My favorite moment is when the exhibition is declared open and each marshal standing next to each painting, removes the cloak and reveals the paintings for the first time. There is always a moment of silence, then "Ahhhhhh!" Four year's work unveiled at one time. It is a magical moment.
The opening function is a beautiful event. Ross Bachelder who titles himself "The Flute Guy" is flying from Maine USA especially to play at my exhibition. You will have heard me say previously that Sir Ray Avery will be officially opening the exhibition and Jon Mayson will be MC. It will be a beautiful evening. So many people travel huge distances to visit my exhibitions so I love create an experience that won't be forgotten.
I love to hear guests say that particular paintings from previous exhibitions still remain in their memories. It is then that I know my paintings have spoken to the viewer. It is an awesome feeling. Humbling.
New Paintings are added to the exhibition gallery.
© Susan Harrison-Tustain
I hope you enjoy the new painting releases and the inspiration that compelled me to paint them.
I am still painting - trying to finish the last piece. It is a watercolor painting of two white doves sitting in a church alcove - with a stained glass window behind. I have titled it Lofty Refuge. When I have finished that piece I will post it here - but in the meantime - surprise!!!!!! here are some more new pieces you won't have seen yet. You can see a close up of these painting on my Exhibition 2011 page in the Fine Art section of this website.
For those coming to the exhibition - travel safely and I look forward to seeing you!
See you soon
Susan
Tags: Exhibition, oil paintings








October 26th, 2011 at 12:28 pm
All such beautiful paintings! I would love to be able to see the exposition. That painting of the windowpane with light falling on the wooden bench is wonderful! Is that a watercolour? With your technique it's difficult to distinguish on the small image on the site and especially after reading your international-artist magazine article with examples of oil and watercolour paintings.
Congratulations!
Sebastiaan