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Adoration, Original Art
Linwood is known for his fearless use of color, bold brush strokes and innovative mixed media on canvas. An overall theme of beauty born of chaos emerges from the work. Here, an ineffable joie de vivre is expressed in the name – “Adoration” – and the color and composition of…
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Agreeable Guilt, Original Art
Available at Mitchell Hill Galleries Linwood is a modern abstract artist with a deep sense of history. Opposites attract and the results are always harmonious. Here, bold strokes of black greet greys and blues. Archival manuscript pages and sheet music are collaged, overpainted and glazed to add – quite literally…
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Ardent, Original Art
$4,495Atlanta-born Linwood is an artist and former gallery owner primarily known for his figurative and landscape portraits. Yet ever evolving, in his most recent work, Linwood turns his artist eye on the abstract modern movement, often with strong flashes of color. In Ardent, Linwood tames seemingly discordant hues of blue,…
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Beautiful, Original Art
Available through Jones-Keena Some of Linwood’s newest work is boldly neutral. Here, various shades of white interact with pure blacks and muted greys. Linwood’s brush strokes are confident and assured. The canvas is noteworthy for strong graphic appeal, texture, layers and calligraphy. “Beautiful” adds soul to a modern minimalistic interior.…
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Because I Wanted You to Know, Original Art
Atlanta-born Linwood is an artist and former gallery owner primarily known for his figurative and landscape portraits. Yet ever evolving, in his most recent work like ‘Because I Wanted You to Know” (mixed media on canvas), Linwood turns his artist eye on the abstract modern movement. Strong flashes of color…
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Because the Light Was Changing, Original Art Diptych
Available through Jones-Keena Here, Linwood explores the subject of change with purpose, panorama and vision. This mixed media on canvas diptych makes a statement with precise brushstroke and bursts of color, which seem to blossom like a flower. Bateau or boat imagery, Linwood’s recurrent symbol of transcendence, drift – purposefully…
