In the Kitchen -Food Art Original Paintings by Linda S Marino
A bounty of color is what I discover every time I open the refrigerator or walk down the produce aisle in Big Y. I've been known to stand in front of the fruit section inspecting each piece of fruit ... for painting that is... and yes then eating.... of course. I'll even sit on the side stool in the Kitchen sketching the ingredients while Dean prepares our dinner. It's the simple things in life that seem to flow so naturally into my artwork.
Lemon Tree and Tea, acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas - 29.5 x 29.5" available
Quarantine Countertop, Kitchen Art, acrylic 18 x 48, available
Breakfast in Bed, acrylic, 11 x 14", available
"Afternoon Kitchen Glow" , 7 x 9" acrylic, sold - read more about this painting on blog
Order Up - Market Place Kitchen and Bar, Woodbury, CT - 12 x 24" acylics, framed available. click here for more info
Tomatoes on the Vine - Kitchen Prep with Chef Dean - oils, 16 x 20 - Honorable Mention Award
from the Wethersfield Academy for the Arts, 2017 Biennial Fine Art Juried Competition
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from the Wethersfield Academy for the Arts, 2017 Biennial Fine Art Juried Competition
available
Rock'n Lobster, 12 x 12, oil on canvas
Cabernet and Baguette, 12 x 12, oil
Second Prize Winner - Cheshire Art League 24th Annual Art Exhibition, Cheshire, CT click here to purchase |
"Tomatoes on the Vine- Kitchen Prep" oils, 6 x 8
Olive oil and lemons, 8 x 8, oil
Red Radishes, 6 x 6, oil on panel donated to Mark Twain Library Art Show 2017
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Fruits and Veggies - 24 x 36" SOLD - commission
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Here's me and my friend Roberta with the finished painting "Fruits and Veggies". It was a collaborative effort which I love so much.
Roberta invited me over to her lake side home to talk about a commissioned painting for her kitchen. Even though the space was small, it's a real focal point in the room and as you walk in the front door. She sent me a few reference photos of what she had in mind, we discussed the size and colors and framing.
I absolutely loved painting this piece. From the start everything just clicked, check out the progress slide show above to see how the painting came together.
Roberta invited me over to her lake side home to talk about a commissioned painting for her kitchen. Even though the space was small, it's a real focal point in the room and as you walk in the front door. She sent me a few reference photos of what she had in mind, we discussed the size and colors and framing.
I absolutely loved painting this piece. From the start everything just clicked, check out the progress slide show above to see how the painting came together.
