Water Color paintings

This watercolor painting by William Firschein depicts a bull in motion with a figure of a human on the right side. The painting uses a variety of colors and brushstrokes to create a dynamic and expressive scene. The style of the painting is loose and gestural, with visible brushstrokes and washes of color. The bull is the central focus of the painting, with its powerful form dominating the composition. The figure of the human is more abstract and less defined, suggesting a sense of movement and energy. Firschein developed a technique of painting on grey or tan paper, using opaque gouache for lighter areas and transparent washes for darker areas. Watercolor painting rendered on 25.50" x 20" hard paper. The colors are applied in broad strokes, showcasing William Firschein's impressionistic style. Firschein (American, born 1930) and painted circa 1965. William Firschein exhibited widely and with success throughout the 1950s and 60s including at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts 10th Southwestern Exhibition of Prints and Drawings (1960). In 1968, he was awarded a McDowell Fellowship that enabled him to live for a year in the New Hampshire countryside where he worked and painted.Note : These piece does not bear signature of the artist although it was acquired with the bunch of arts signed by William Firschein.

Good. To be delivered without frame.

25.5 x 20 x 0.15 in

0.4 lb