Aerial Landscape I by Elliot Coatney

landscape art, acrylic painting, Aerial Landscape I

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J Nixon purchased this artwork. | 4/16/2013 | 1:30 PM

Andy at MoMA

We just bought a house in Augusta and we're turning into a private gallery with gardens. We've received incredible comment on our Elliot Coatney paniting. It's definitely one of our favorites.

K Ibenthal purchased this artwork. | 4/1/2013 | 9:03 PM

Under Calder

This is now in my entry, and I like how this piece reminds me of how it feels to walk through an art gallery. It's very calming. Even more depth in person. Keep up the good work!

Elliot Coatney | 6/14/2012 | 9:17 PM

Thanks so much for the kind words Susan. I'm so glad you love your painting. It was a pleasure working with you!

S Blair purchased this artwork. | 6/13/2012 | 12:02 PM

Patio Scene Commission

Elliot - we absolutely LOVE our painting!!! It just completes our great room - everyone immediately makes a comment on how gorgeous it is (the colors you used are amazing and perfectly compliment our furnishings). Thanks, again, for working with us to create this masterpiece. :) Wishing you continued success!

Elliot Coatney
Aerial Landscape I, 2009

acrylic painting on stretched canvas

ACRYLIC PAINTING
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STRETCHED CANVAS
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signed on front

18" h x 24" w x .75" d
1 lbs. 8 oz.

notes:

This work is one in a series inspired by the aerial landscapes of the late great Richard Diebenkorn. I took the reference photos from a small plane around where I live in NC.

There are staples along the sides of this painting, however, the sides are painted obscuring the staples. The work can be hung as is or easily framed.

$400

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ELLIOT COATNEY

BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA

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