SALE!!!! Mid Century Urban Decay Watercolor- framed 19” x 16”

This fabulous watercolor of an urban scene is signed in what I believe is JL Southwick. The colors, frame and matting lead me to believe that this painting is from the 1960s. The outside measurement of the frame is 19 x 16“ the inside image is 13 1/2 by 10“. I have not been able to find any other work by this artist, but with the beauty of this work, I hope they had a long career. 

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Brutalist Mixed Media Dilapidated Waterfront Pier Pilings Donald Gotz OOAK

Provocative brutalist mixed media painting by listed artist Donald Gotz.

An urban waterfront scene titled Bleached, featuring decaying pier pilings. 

Approximately 13" x 28"

Light surface dirt commensurate with age.

Excellent condition. Ready to hang or have framed.

Artist statement

"As an artist I look at what others consider mundane or uninviting - from the bow of a boat to the branch of a tree, from a few discarded objects to the play of shadows on rocks, to the reflections of a boat's hull against the ever moving water - and see an opportunity for a painting.

Nature and man's interactions with nature are the main theme of my work.

Be it the remains of old weathered wooden piers, driftwood, old man-made objects that have found their way into the environment, or just natural objects - trees, rocks, water. The work itself may represent man's intrusion into nature or natures own forces at work. The search for subject matter is never far away. It is as near as a lake, the seashore, the local walking trail, or the back yard. Each season brings new opportunities for new paintings.

My media of choice is acrylic, because it allows me to choose to work as in oil paint or a looser watercolor style or something in-between, all in one media." Donald Gotz.

Donald Gotz is an artist from Framingham, MA.

BFA in painting and illustration at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Also studied at The Museum School of Art (Boston) and School of Practical Art.

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Mid Century Factory Industrial Urban Decay Framed Watercolor Signed

This fabulous watercolor of an urban scene is signed in what I believe is JL Southwick. The colors, frame and matting lead me to believe that this painting is from the 1960s. The outside measurement of the frame is 19 x 16“ the inside image is 13 1/2 by 10“. I have not been able to find any other work by this artist, but with the beauty of this work, I hope they had a long career. Purchased at a recent auction, this painting is fresh to the market.

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