The most commonly known painting material is Oil. Oil paints are created from an oil base substance, traditionally linseed oil, which are colored with a various pigments. Oil is generally a difficult medium to work in because it takes a very long time to dry which is both its advantage and disadvantage.

Artists & Oil

Artist

Example

"The Table is a Screen"

Oil Painting

21" x 26"

2004

"Les Diseaux du Matin"

Oil Painting

18.5 x 18.5"

2002

SOLD

"After Lunch"

Oil Painting

14" x 22"

2004

"Attitude Adjustment"

Oil Painting

12" x 12"

2003

SOLD

Dorie, Dominique

"Promenade au Tour d'Arcaheon"

Oil Painting

16" x 16"

2001

Dwyer, Charles

"The Messenger"

Oil Painting

20" x 16"

2004

SOLD

Frances, Roman

"Manton Rojo"

Oil on Canvas

25.5" x 32"

2002

SOLD

Gorg, Jurgen

Gorg's oils are a combination of media: oil paint and charcoal. His paintings are about subtly, line and form. Layering transparent washes of oil paint and charcoal, his canvas seem to glow, the figures emerging from within.

 

"Lichtblick II"

Oil Painting

40" x 55"

1999

SOLD

Lombarte, Ramon

"Cucharita Brillante"

Oil painting

22 1/2" x 39"

2003

SOLD

Palevitz, Robert

"Celebration"

Oil Painting

19 1/2" x 171/2"

2003

SOLD

Roche, Pauline

Roche's primary concept is painting people viewing paintings in a museum setting. The conceptual, and sometimes humorous, works are created through a sophisticate use of color and balanced compositions.

"A Quiet Spot to Read"

Oil Painting

12" x 16"

2003

SOLD

Stiltz, Thomas

"Passion for
Cabernet"

Oil Painting

40x30

2003

Stroud, Steven

"Maine Cove"

Oil Painting

12" x 16"

2004

SOLD