New work

acrylic paintings, art, charcoal drawing, contemporary art, female artist, feminist art, figurative art, portraits of women

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Josepha Gutelius | Paintings

acrylic paintings, contemporary art, female artist, figurative art, male portraits, portraits of women

Experiments … Take a look at the painting “Every Memory Is Older Than You ” — I scraped off the original image.

Man in the Holocene, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 16

New Car Smell, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 16

Another Exit Plan, acrylic on canvas

A Building in Chelsea, acrylic drawing on engineering paper, mounted on canvas, 36 x 26

Bracelets, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 18

Learning to Swim, acrylic on canvas, 29 x 16

Lingerie, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 23

Gutelius, 36 x 24, Every Memory is Older than You

Every Memory Is Older Than You, acrylic on canvas, 36 x 24

Painting process (old versions and new)

acrylic paintings, contemporary art, female artist, feminist art, figurative art, portraits of women

Perhaps because winter is coming, time to hunker down, I’ve been particularly keen on revisiting paintings, never quite content.

Some old versions, and new. Subtle changes, hmmm.

Red Coat, old version, acrylic on canvas

New version, “Red Coat,”
21 x 17, acrylic on canvas

Windswept, old version

Windswept, new version, 28 x 17, acrylic on canvas

(More, Recently) Sold Paintings from my studio

abstract art, acrylic paintings, art, art works on paper, contemporary art, female artist, figurative art, portraits of women, realist art

“Bouquet,” (series) 20 x 27, acrylic on canvas

“A Night at the Movies” 14 x 20 acrylic on canvas

Theater Berlin, acrylic on canvas, 28 x 30

“Seascape” 24 x 24, acrylic on canvas

Blue, colored pencil on paper

Memoriam, 18 x 24, acrylic on canvas

Empty Purse, 20″ x 17″

Berlin Wall, 17 x 19, acrylic on canvas

Empty Purse, 14 x 15, acrylic on canvas

Superstore, Bouquet, Master Builder – new paintings

acrylic paintings, art, contemporary art, female artist, figurative art, realist art

I call the one painting “Superstore” because I bought a cheap canvas print from a superstore and painted over it. I’ll be doing a larger version of the central image. Meanwhile, the shiny black paint — fresh paint from today — may or may not go matte…