Blood Root (Black Ravine) by Thomas Burchfield DC Moore Gallery (New York) showed work from Charles Burchfield at Expo Chicago 2014.
Burchfield was a watercolor pioneer. This piece used watercolor, gouache and colored pencil. He often used a variety of media in conjunction with water color--from conté crayon to chalk and pastels. There is always something almost mystical about his paintings, something haunting in many cases.
You can find out more about Burchfield at the Burchfield Penney Art Center website.
Burchfield was a watercolor pioneer. This piece used watercolor, gouache and colored pencil. He often used a variety of media in conjunction with water color--from conté crayon to chalk and pastels. There is always something almost mystical about his paintings, something haunting in many cases.
You can find out more about Burchfield at the Burchfield Penney Art Center website.
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