artistchrissimpson

Art from Christopher Paul Simpson in the form of oil paintings as well as drawings in charcoal and pastel, reflect his love of the landscape,exquisite Architecture,figures,still life, and more. From the beauty of Cumberland Island and places he finds in his travels, to meaningful figures and other subjects of inspiration, people say he "really creates paintings from his heart."

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Chris Simpson Fine Art

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About Me

Chris: My education is in Fine Art ,in particular drawing and painting.My style has been developing for decades. The experiences of the places I have traveled and my memories of them, as well as emotions I recall, help create a much different response for me than taking a snapshot with a camera. My Artistic Journey shows how compelled I am to spend much quality time on my work. Study and practice in realism, abstract, Minimalism,impressionistic-expressionistic styles, landscapes,Portraits,and the figure,as well as an architectural-like study, create in me the need for me being truthful in approach and finding my artistic "voice." As you look at the art on my blog and my website, you will find a taste of the art I've been producing for around the last 15 years and some current directions yet explored. The excitement is just beginning so stay with me or check again for updates and new work. Best of all look at the original art, there's nothing like the real thing! I will be happy to show you what I currently have and/or do something brand new just for you.

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The Dungeness Estate,by Christopher Simpson

The Dungeness Estate on Cumberland Island (as it once was.) Read more about this and other paintings by Chris at www.chrissimpsonfineart.com (Copyright-Chris Simpson Fine Art)

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

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