Finished at Last

Put the stars in today and some last sparkle.  Not the greatest picture because I can't get directly in front due to lack of space.  But, overall, I'm pleased with it.  It was a real challenge, but I really had fun painting it.  Next week it will be on its way to its new home in Tucson.

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Got the lift going and started yesterday. It takes a little practice.

With my friends on hand to catch me if I fell and a little practice, I got things going and gave a preliminary coat of paint.  Now my hands look like I'm a member of the "Blue Man Group".  Nothing like Thalo Blue.  Come by the gallery anytime and watch.

Moving the Canvas to the front.

My husband,Glenda, daughter in law Marie and grandchildren and Alex, the chef across the street, moved the 8x10 canvas to the front so I can paint it.   This was no easy task since it had to exit the back through the outside double door, travel to the front of the building and reenter through more double door...and hope it doesn't  get caught by a gust of wind.  I had to move it into the gallery so I could know when customers enter.  The trials of owning a gallery by yourself.  Come by and say hello.

Experience Morton Street Gallery's Art Opening, Saturday, Jan. 29, 5:30-7:30

This is a wonderful opportunity to meet one of Fort Bend Countys premier artists.  His paintings are always exquisitely painted and extremely thought provoking.  If you want to know more about his work, ask him.  He is a very interesting man who paints directly from his innermost thoughts.  His collectors continue to grow in number and enthusiam here and throughout the Houston area. The goal of the artist is not always to reproduce what he sees as in photography, but to create an emotional reaction in the viewer.  Ideally, as a viewer changes with time, the painting will continue to hold this appeal.  Morton Street Gallery is very proud to display this artist's work.  We hope you will join us for some light Hors D'oeuvres, wine and conversation this Saturday.

OPENING FOR REG STARK, Saturday, January 29th, 5:30-7:30pm

New Work by Fran Knueppel

Monroe Williams work

Monroe's paintings of life in rural Fort Bend County in earlier days have been really popular.  We sold four in the last 3 weeks.  Come by and see for yourself.