Plein Air Nocturnes

Still Waiting, Figure in the Landscape April 24, 2013

This is a quick charcoal sketch I created back in  1999 when I was pursuing my Master's Degree in Art.  The criteria was to create a series of plein air nocturne sketches using a live model as the subject. 

I sketched the model at the Santa Barbara Train Station around 10 pm.

Being it was winter time in a public place, the model preferred to pose "draped".

 

"Still Waiting"
24"x18"
Charcoal/paper
1999
Collection of the Artist

 

Moon Rise, Carpinteria Marsh December 2, 2012


Moonrise, Carpinteria Marsh

9x14  oil  2012 

Solo Exhibition featuring recent paintings by Thomas Van Stein
Compositional Elements influenced by the artwork of Late 19th, Early 20th Century Japanese Masters

December 6, 2012 through January 13, 2012

Artist's Reception: First Thursday Art Walk, December 6, 2012  5-8pm

James Main Fine Art and Antiques
27 E. De La Guerra Street Street
Santa Barbara, California  93101

805.962.8347

www.jamesmainfineart.com

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Setting Moon, Carpinteria Beach November 29, 2012

Setting Moon, Carpinteria Beach
9x15  oil/board   2012 

Solo Exhibition featuring recent paintings by Thomas Van Stein
Compositional Elements influenced by the artwork of Late 19th, Early 20th Century Japanese Masters

December 6, 2012 through January 13, 2012

Artist's Reception: First Thursday Art Walk, December 6, 2012  5-8pm

James Main Fine Art and Antiques
27 E. De La Guerra Street Street
Santa Barbara, California  93101
805.962.8347 

4th of July, Sea World

4th of July, Sea Word

12x9  oil/board  2012 

Solo Exhibition featuring recent paintings by Thomas Van Stein
Compositional Elements influenced by the artwork of Late 19th, Early 20th Century Japanese Masters

December 6, 2012 through January 13, 2012

Artist's Reception: First Thursday Art Walk, December 6, 2012  5-8pm

James Main Fine Art and Antiques
27 E. De La Guerra Street Street
Santa Barbara, California  93101
805.962.8347 

www.thomasvanstein.net