Jeffrey Simmons | rings and other layered acrylic paintings 2002 - 2004

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ROTOWINDER, 2004
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over panel
24 x 24 inches
$2,200.
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THERE’S TOO MUCH LOVE, 2004
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over panel
24 x 24 inches
$2,200.

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Beginning in 2002, Simmons worked in acrylic using a layering technique derived from his watercolor paintings. By alternating between layers of transparent colored medium and opaque dots or bands, he created the deep, luminous surfaces that you see here. This layering technique eventually led to the more complicated luminous imagery of his 2005 and 2008 exhibitions.

BOTTLE, 2002
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
24 x 24 inches
$2,200.
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POND, 2002
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
24 x 24 inches
$2,200.
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RECURRENT, 2002
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
22 x 22 inches
$2,100.
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WADING, 2003
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
24 x 24 inches
$2,200.
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Layered Paintings
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OVER RIVER, 2002
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
38 x 96 inches
$4,000.
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THE SUN AND I, 2002
Acrylic polymer emulsion on canvas over wood panel
29 x 82 inches
$3,500.
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