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STAIR II AND TRIPTYCH X

August 29, 2021 by blogadmin

Filed Under: Cubism, Fine Arts, Oil Painting, Oil Paintings

Ed Paschke Large Works

August 29, 2021 by blogadmin

L’Impression, 1981
32 x 48 Inches, Oil on Linen

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1980s?pgid=jvyc9gjx-006501e9-926a-4ecd-845f-a87c89a96dfb

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Calypso Rojo, 1979
60 x 52 Inches, Oil on Linen

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1970s?pgid=jvx245lg-76bf3f8f-38a5-4b26-810a-e5ec3f4194c8

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Fumar, 1979
60 x 46 Inches, Oil on Linen

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1970s?pgid=jvx245lg-43518634-7a1e-4aec-a0ff-30653607e7e3

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Nuit Rouge, 1983
40 x 60 Inches, Oil on Paper

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1980s?pgid=jvyc9gjx-98366624-9109-4b54-a343-f9cef014954d

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En Automne, 1991
36 x 40 Inches, Oil on Linen

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1990s?pgid=jvycbm7d-8bcefc20-ff82-4cb0-85a9-d120033eb484

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I and Thou, 1992
36 x 40 Inches, Oil on Linen

https://www.edpaschke.com/paintings-1990s?pgid=jvycbm7d-6ccfbec2-2828-4927-8348-4de81323f3ca

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Filed Under: Ed Paschke, Fine Arts, Oil Painting

DIY Oil Painting Medium via Turp, Stand Oil, Linseed Oil

May 16, 2021 by blogadmin

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Filed Under: Fine Arts, Oil Painting Tagged With: Chemistry, DIY, Oil Painting

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