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Projects in Detail
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 Taft
Building
Hollywood and Vine, Hollywood, CA
After
a car had jumped the curb and severely damaged the corner detail, I painted the
terra cotta over original, as well as, new to
original. I applied a graffiti coating to withstand heavy traffic.
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Damage to Corner
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Finished Column
aged to match surrounding |
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Beverly
Hills, CA 2003
A
beautiful older home, 1940's, it had plumbing accident, the repairs had to
be made by cutting thru the
living room wall to reach the defective pipe. I plastered the wall and
repaired the
surrounding water damage to match the original. I simulated the artistic
rough stucco pattern, then I color matched the paint and blended it in
so that painting was only the section of the wall necesary.
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Damage to Wall
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Finished Home
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Water damage in
ceiling
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Finished and
painted
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Beverly Hills, California
Two sconces had
been repaired by welding that left burn marks on the surface marring their
beauty. I painted the spots to match the surround areas.
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Welded seams at
top show burn damage
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Seams blended back
in to match.
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Paintings
Reproducing the
Masters is a hobby of mine, John Singer
Sargent is one of my favorites because of his
lush brush strokes. Madame X is still in progress, while the Lady with the
Yellow Rose is about finished. The Peacock window is a translucent
painting on canvas of a Tiffany window. It can be back lit for extra drama.
The leading has dimension from acrylic gel.
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John Singer
Sargent Paintings In process
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Still in
process...
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Madame X
(Madame Pierre Gautreau), 1883–1884
John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
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Lady
with the Rose (Miss Charlotte Louise Burckhardt)
John
Singer Sargent -- 1882
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Pauline Astor
John
Singer Sargent -- American painter c. 1898
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Tiffany Window on Muslin,
translucent
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Ornamentation
Study
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