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Antnio Dias Art

Tag: Schooner

Recent work

It’s been a while since I’ve added new work here. This painting was done in the Fall.

The following slide show includes new works and some earlier paintings that have gone further than when last shown.

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A suite of Marine Paintings

A suite of current marine paintings.

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Stages of a painting, Mattakeeset

You may have noticed that images of some paintings have morphed over the months. I began adding new paintings at the first point at which they seemed to be “completed,” or at least when work was suspended on them. As time goes on, I’ve returned to my habit of pushing paintings along when a fresh look at them shows some lack. This is part of the work process. It’s part of that healing and knitting that goes on as a painting weathers in.

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Banks Schooners

I’ve spent my adult life in the shadow of the Banks Schooners. Growing up looking out across one of their greatest harbors as the dwindling number and growing decrepitude of their bastard descendants, the Diesel powered draggers followed by the ungainly modern trawlers, left the sea as bare above as they had the waters below.

The following is an excerpt from Something for Nothing. A reluctant rum-runner contemplates the schooner he loves and feels he’s betrayed.

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