Panhandle Edge

LISA BURNS

Panhandle Edge, 2023
Oil on Canvas
20 x 16 x 1.5 in

Framed

ABOUT THE WORK

"I love San Francisco’s urban green spaces, where dog walkers and bicyclists and picnickers mix. The Panhandle is one of my favorite spots."—Lisa Burns

This work is included in the "Urban Tides: A San Francisco Story" group exhibition at Voss Gallery (July 13 - August 17, 2024).

ABOUT THE ARTIST

"I’m a longtime resident of San Francisco and I’ve been painting in plein air since 2020. I wish I could spend all my time soaking up the beauty in California landscapes and sharing my vision of them in paint. As an avid hiker, camper, and occasional backpacker, painting outdoors was something that felt very natural to me. Painting gives me a  reminder to slow down and take in the colors, soundscapes, and mood of a scene.

My style has some perhaps opposing influences in California impressionism and contemporary abstraction. I paint mostly in oil colors, because I have great fun making a mess and I like the effects of juicy brush strokes. My art mostly depicts landscapes in the bay area: rugged coastlines, golden hills, and windswept trails.  I’ve also created a lot of paintings around my hometown Ojai, and the California Sierras, since I bring an easel and a “let’s paint” attitude wherever I go. As a social painter, I often paint with my artist husband Matt Burns, and I’m a regular at many of the local painting groups."—Lisa Burns

HANGING & CARE

Artwork is ready to hang on the wall; hanging wire is secured on the back (nail and hook needed). Dust raw canvas with a clean, soft brush and HEPA-filtered vacuum to clean. Using a new, clean brush prevents transfer of grime from previous dustings.

PURCHASE INFO

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