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Welcome
to the Fine Art Portfolio. To purchase
original paintings please scroll down.
To purchase custom framed prints of these
paintings please click the corresponding
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Casablanca |
King Kong climbs Philadelphia
City Hall
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Half-Life
2: Alyx Vance |
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Bogart & Audrey
Hepburn visit Philadelphia |
Rear Window |
Dancing at the Philadelphia
Art Museum |
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Dancing at
the Philadelphia
Art Museum, 19 x 48 inches
painted on exposed cabinet-grade
oak plywood with exposed antique brass chain
for hanging-hardware
Starring Julie Andrews and Katharine Hepburn
$800
Bogart & Audrey
Hepburn visit Philadelphia, 19 x 48 inches
painted on exposed cabinet-grade oak plywood with exposed antique brass chain
for hanging-hardware
Starring Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn
$800
King
Kong climbs Philadelphia City Hall, 48 x19
inches
painted on exposed cabinet-grade oak plywood
with exposed antique brass chain for hanging-hardware
$800
These images are about more than
just a dog. These images represent any individual
that at one time struggled and then prevailed.
The dog is all of
us.
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Alfred
Hitchcock's Rear
Window 18 x 24 inches,
oil on canvas with museum quality ornate
frame
Starring Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart |
$500
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The
Labyrinth 33” x
27”
Graphite on Strathmore 400 Series Bristol Drawing sheet, framed |
$375
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The
Wormhole 33” x 27”
Graphite on Strathmore 400 Series
Bristol Drawing sheet, framed
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$375
Half-Life
2
on
a 24" x 24" gallery wrapped canvas
| mixed media 2008
| In the spirit
of "Pop Art" this is a depiction
of Mass Popular Culture (gaming) as Art. Half-Life
2 is a science fiction first-person shooter
computer game that takes place in a dystopia.
In this painting the character Alyx Vance
(the daughter of Dr. Eli Vance who is
also depicted in this painting) stands
next to a gravity gun and communicates
with human rebels. Alyx Vance fights
for freedom. |
$500
This
is Lyla-belle. She is a purebred, red
and white beagle. Born at a Lancaster
puppy mill, she was bred and then discarded.
This series
of paintings illustrate her life
as a stray on the streets of Philadelphia
as she searches for safety.
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Midnight
16" x 20"
Acrylic on canvas
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Dusk
16" x 20"
Acrylic on canvas |
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Noon
16" x 20"
Acrylic & collage
on canvas
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Dawn
16" x 20"
Acrylic & collage
on canvas |
Twilight
16" x 20"
Acrylic
on canvas |
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I use paint to tell meaningful
stories with images. When
I paint these images I use
color to portray feeling,
such as the changing light
of day and the moods it creates.
Additionally, I use symbolic
subjects to express common
themes significant to all
individuals. For example,
the stray dog paintings are
about more than just a stray
dog. These paintings represent
any individual that at one
time struggled and then prevailed.
The dog is all of us.
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Lauren Hawkins
Artist Statement |
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Gallery
wrapped canvases.
Please click
image below to
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