Here I’m mainly worried about getting the composition to flow. It seems too stiff. I want to shift the figures around until they fit together more organically. The large central figure is too squared off to the picture plane, and the fellow to the left too dull. And I want more ‘undulation’ out of the landscape, which is a totally invented one.
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Painter's Bluff
F. Scott Hess (b. 1955)
Painter’s Bluff
1989
48 × 120 inches
oil on canvas
1 Painter's Bluff
2 Preparatory Sketch 1
3 Preparatory Sketch 2
4 Preparatory Sketch 3
5 Notes for Painters Bluff
6 Source Material
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The American Scene
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