A Stream Among Trees, etching on copper, 12" x 9", Second state. (c) Anatole Upart, 2011

Drawn at the Buffalo Creek Forest Preserve two days ago and printed at the Spudnik Press last night.

A Stream Among Trees, etching on copper, 12" x 9", First State. (c) Anatole Upart, 2011

Summer return to etching.

Fallen Trees, etching on copper, 6" x 9", First State. (c) Anatole Upart, 2011

Picked Up In Kentucky, oil on linen, 40" x 80", (C) Anatole Upart, 2009

April Holding A Dry Flower, oil on linen, 78" x 40". (C) Anatole Upart, 2009,
Painting in Progress.

Dry Magnolias Late At Night, watercolor & graphite on paper, 5" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2009

Magnolias Among Papers, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (c) Anatole Upart, 2009

Plant drawings

Blooming Oleander, color pencil, graphite, on paper, 5" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2009

Vine Found While Walking, color pencil, graphite, watercolor on paper, (C)2009, Anatole Upart

Dry Branch Picked Up By April in March Right After We Found A Book On Voysey (color pencil, graphite, watercolor on paper, (C)2009, Anatole Upart)

Recording.

Dry Flowers, color pencil on paper, 10" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2009

a new gouache

Waiting For Friday, gouache & color pencil on paper, 10" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

Silphium laciniatum on the wall

Silphium laciniatum on the wall, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

newly printed etching

April's Shoes, etching, monoprint, 6" x 9", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008, Private Collection

variations

different states of the etching On the Sidewalk.

Homage to Grandfather, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (C) 2008, Anatole Upart

On the Sidewalk

On the Sidewalk, etching, 2nd state, 6" x 9", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

Untitled. First Proof.

Untitled, woodcut, 2 x 4 feet, (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

Burial in Arad. finished.

Burial in Arad, 64" x 54", oil on linen, (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

Painting in progress

Burial in Arad (unfinished), 64" x 54", oil on linen, (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

Painting her robe.

Her Robe, oil on canvas, 48" x 24", (c)Anatole Upart, 2008

second state of Memories

Memories of Rome, lithograph, 6" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008
This is the second State of the lithograph. It will be editoned and redrawn again within a short time.

new stone litho.

Memories of Rome, lithograph, 6" x 8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008
This is the first state. The stone has already been redrawn - the second state impression is coming withing 48 hours.

new plate litho

Her Robe, lithograph, 14.5" x 9" image, (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

in progress: an etching

Her Robe, (3rd State), etching on copper, 9" x 4-3/8", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

This is the work in progress, the impressions shown are those from the cleanly wiped plate and one underwiped (monoprint). I am still working on the plate and the final result remains to be achieved.

Burial

This is a 5"sq. sketch (oil on paper) for the future project: large scale canvas Burial.

my exercises in still life continue

On the Plate, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (c) Anatole Upart, 2008

painted during days of Christmas.

Mirror, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (c) Anatole Upart, 2007

Still Life for today

Papers, oil on canvas, 20" x 20", (c) 2007, Anatole Upart

Memories of Milan, Woodcut printed

Memories of Milan, woodcut, 2 by 4 feet, (c) Anatole Upart, 2007

Memories of Milan (woodcut)

Here is unproofed wooden block of the Memories of Milan that I finished carving today. The printing will start sometime after my return from North Carolina. I promised my son that he'd help me printing it, and I don't think we wouldn't have any time to do that until early November.

Carpe diem

Picked Up In August,
oil on canvas, 36" square, (c) Anatole Upart, 2007

Portrait update.

Portrait of the Son as a Young Admiral,

oil on linen, 54" x 42" (c) Anatole Upart, 2007

Here is the painting that was completed couple of weeks ago. Some details were missing from earlier photo that were added in the final session (cartographic details, the shoes, the Maltese Cross on the neck, flags etc.) - now it is complete. I am glad this long-awaited painting has materialized.