Acrylic paint is a recent development in artistic painting. The first acrylic paints for artists were developed in the 1930's and advances continued to be achieved through the 60's when there was finally a definite wide spread acceptance of the acrylic artist's colors. Artists had sought a medium that was not as toxic as oil and also one that would dry faster, thereby allowing certain techniques like dry brush and translucent layers to be easily and quickly executed. The major difference between acrylic and oil paint is that acrylic is water miscible, which allows it dries much faster that oil, and yet when acrylic dries it is impervious to water.
"Leo"
Part of Buckels' Twelve Piece Zodiac Suite
14" x 11"
Acrylic Painting
2003
Available
as a
14" x 18" Giclee
Limited in Edition of 100
"Swan Song "
Acrylic Painting
10" x 15"
2003
SOLD
"Orange Pail"
Acrylic Painting
14" x 14"
2003
SOLD
"Summer Love"
Acrylic Painting
8" x 12"
2003
SOLD
"At Sunset"
Acrylic Painting
11" x 14"
2001
SOLD
"Doorway Commonwealth Avenue"
Acrylic Painting
13" x 10"
2003
"Villa des Arts II"
Acrylic Painting
16" x 13"
2001
SOLD
"Vision Quest"
Acrylic Painting
45" x 65"
2001
SOLD
"Pomes i Peres"
Mixed Media Acrylic Painting
31.5" x 47"
2003
"South Beach"
Acrylic Painting
34" x 24"
SOLD