ALEXANDER VON AGOSTON
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COYOTE CHICAGO 2004
18 NEW PLAIN AIR PAINTINGS
Around the Coyote, Fall Arts Festival, Flat Iron Building, Wicker
Park
September 10th to 12th
Chicago am Nachmittag, 22,5 x 22,5 cm, Acryl
auf Leinwand, Chicago 2004
(Privatbesitz Paris)
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In the early morning I took my
bike riding down Belmont Avenue from my studio in Conelia Arts
Building to the Lake.
I started painting before sunrise and stayed at the Lakefront
till night was darken.
In 18 pictures I created a September Lake Michigan Portrait of
Chicago.
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Trees at Lake Front Theater
This 9 x 9 inch (22,5 x 22,5 cm) small Acrylic on Cotton Canvas 'Paintings where first shown in Flat Iron Building for the Coyote Fall Arts Festival from september 10th to 12th 2004.
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Sunrise Lake Michigan 7. September 2004, 5:30 a.m.
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(Privatbesitz Paris - sold in Paris)
In Europa waren die Arbeiten
zuerst im Salon Campion am 27. September 2004 in Paris zu sehen.
First Show in Europe: Paris, Salon Campion, September 27th 2004.
Ende
P.S.:
Chicago, Flat Iron Building, Sunday Morning, September 12th 2004, first Visitor
"ADULTS ONLY!"
Nude Landscape
Little Sunday Installation
Landscapes do need more attention!
I know even for those who like the Landscapes more than nude man painting, are more atracted by a nacked body than by a nacked tree. And everybody is facinated by whats forebidden. That was the reason for the little Sunday Installation: One Landscape was undercover. I just wrote: "Adults only!" on the canvas ... and it worked. Whatever People expected, it was not another Landscape,... but it was one. This little forebidden sign was like a magnet. And the covered painting was very happy to get so much attention...
A.v.A.
Other shows in Chicago: Coyote 2002, Seattles Best 2002, Coyote 2003, Boost 2003
The Muellerstrasse, 90 x 120 cm, Berlin 2002