Flowers!

Wolf Kahn

Emil Nolde - Small Garden, 1908

Pablo Picasso - Yellow Irises, 1901

Claude Monet - Vase of tulips

Igge Karlsson - Flowers

Katarina Hård - “Roses III”

Paul Aizpiri (French  b.1919)

Egon Schiele - Field of Flowers, 1910

Märta Grundell-Grünewald (1908-1946) - Flower Still Life

Judith Gérard Ericsson-Molard, Fleurs et porcelain

Stanislav Zhukovsky - Bush in Blossom

Suzan Buckener 2014

Georges Lapchine - Flowers by the Window

Wolf Kahn - from 2000 to today

New Suburb, 2001

Single Tree (Against Blue), 2001

White Sky 2002

Barn Behind a Thicket, 2003

Fall Orange, 2004 Oil on Canvas

House in a Haze, 2005

Weathered, 2007 Oil on canvas 28 x 32 inches

Agitated, 2009

Pale Accents, 2009

White Facade Behind a Hill, 2009

Derived From A “Late Evening” Pastel, 2009, oil on canvas

Pale Yellow Strand of Trees, 2010, oil on canvas

Woodland Chaos, 2010

Green Saturation, 2011

Pond off Barrow Road, 2011

Barns in Perspective, 2012

Barns in West Chesterfield, 2012

“Eighty percent of painting is color,” says Wolf Kahn, quoting his mentor Hans Hofmann. “The problem,” he cautions, “is that when you mention color, people automatically assume you’re talking about bright color–colorful, loud, or boisterous hues. Color used in an uncontrolled way, without proper concern for the tone and structure of a painting, comes across as garish.”

Wolf Kahn, Dancing Trees

Wisteria, 1957

 View of Cypress Trees, 1964

 Blue Harbor, 1965

 Cypress Row 1965

Duck Marsh Sc, 1970

An der Straße nach South New Farm, 1986

Dancing Trees

Wolf Kahn - Yellow Tangle

Tree-trunks on a rise

Wolf Kahn

Ochre barn

Blue Harbor

Green and Purple Tangle

the artist at work