PAUL HAMILTON Recent Landscapes and Still Lifes
Front Cover: JulyPastoral Oil on panel 20 x 24 inches
$3,900
Jim and I are pleased to present a recent suite of painterly fresh landscapes by Paul Hamilton in our third one person exhibition of his singular visions. There is a tranquility about Paul’s art that imbues the viewer with nature's enduring quality. His exhibition, PaulHamilton:PoetryofPlace, January 30-April 18, 2010 at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio was very perceptively and positively reviewed by Amy Davis of The Columbus Dispatch. She states “Each depiction of the Ohio landscape reveals a narrative of the land. His goal with the paintings, Hamilton said, is to ‘reach for deeper emotional meaning. I was on a mission to reveal my connection to this part of the world.’ Light and its application are common themes in Hamilton’s landscapes. (TheColumbusDispatch , 2010)
We will also be featuring two brilliant still lifes of sunflowers that shimmer in the light with their bright citron hues and animated foliage.
We look forward to enjoying this select group of paintings by Paul with you as Spring arrives.
Tim Keny
Oil on panel 20 x 28 inches $3,800
Whether painting summer sunsets, stark winter trees, aging but stalwart barns or spring foliage, Paul Hamilton captures his adopted state of Ohio in all of its seasons. His . . . accurate depictions have made him one of the state’s most beloved landscape painters.
Nancy Gilson
TheColumbusDispatch , December 8, 2019
Blissful Summer
Oil on panel
16 x 20 inches
$2,200
Oil on panel 24 x 30 inches $5,500
Memories of Summer
Oil on panel
18 x 28 inches
$3,900
Oil on panel 24 x 36 inches
$5,750 Summer’s Bloom
Oil on canvas
x 44 inches $7,500
Weathered Icon
Oil on panel
24 x 30 inches
$5,500
Light and its application are common themes in Hamilton’s landscapes.
Amy Davis TheColumbusDispatch , 2010
RedPoppies
Oil on panel 14 x 11 inches
$1,450
Fall Tradition
Oil on panel
8 x 10 inches
$1,250
Winter’sWay
Oil on panel
8 x 10 inches
$1,250
Throughout his body of work, Hamilton’s command of the subtleties of reflected light is perhaps most keenly revealed in his treatment of white tones. The acutely rendered gradations of warmth and coolness in skies, sails, snow-covered hills and whitewashed fences are the result of intense and patient observation.
Douglas Zullo
Hammond Harkins Gallery, Columbus, Ohio, 2010
Oil on panel 24 x 30 inches
$5,500
Local Treasure
Oil on panel
18 x 24 nches
$2,900
Oil on panel
30 x 40 inches
$6,500