Robbin Pulver Artworks

Sunday, December 8, 2019

As The Year Comes to an End
December 8th 2019

Another year has passed by at warp speed it seems, and I can't believe it will be the end of the year in just a few weeks!
It's been a busy year for us with some exciting family events. It has also been a wonderful year of Art events and teaching opportunities for me, and I am so grateful to have been part of these. I'm looking forward to 2020 and many more great things to come.
I would just like to say thank you to all the people that visited the shows, and offered such kind words of encouragement and inspiration. To those that also purchased some of my work, there is no higher compliment that can be offered to an artist than that, and I am so very grateful. To all the participants in my workshops and classes, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy lives to join in and it was my pleasure to teach theses classes.
I will be posting upcoming shows and events in the new year as they become available, so please check back in 2020.
Please also visit my Instagram Page: robbinsart100 , as I am always posting new artwork, and events on there much more frequently.
I must confess that I am computer challenged so I actually find it easier to post items on Instagram than anywhere else, but I do try to keep this site updated from time to time as well.
My work can also be found in Capitol Arts Market, Simcoe Ontario, and in the Norfolk Art Centre , in Simcoe Ontario.
Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season spent with family and friends, and cheers to a fabulous 2020!
Robbin

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Reflections Behind the Birch Trees

Pink Magnolias and the Blue Door

This old doorway has been and inspiration for me as I've driven past it for years, and every spring this incredible Magnolia tree bursts open with these huge pink blossoms. Like the painting "Wisteria Doorway" that I did, this is also one of my favourite images. When the tree is blooming, it is almost impossible to see the front door, or much of the front of the house. Every spring I wait for this tree to bloom, because I know that there's no turning back, spring has arrived! This painting is acrylic on canvas, 16" x 20", and has been SOLD,Private collection.

Lavender Cottage

The World outside my Door

This Painting was a joy to paint. I love the open doors leading to the woods out back, I love the colours, and most of all I love the calico cat. I had a lovely (large, about 18lbs) calico cat for many years, named Maddy. She was very sweet and very shy, and would often just sit at our back door watching the world go by. Occasionaly she would venture out, but never very far, and never for very long, but when she did, she loved to lie in the sun. This painting is 16" X 20", acrylic on canvas, and has been SOLD, private collection.

Let the Colour Inside

This painting is of the view from my sister's bathroom window! I have painted 3 different paintings of this scene and this is the third version. She and her family,live in a wonderful old farmhouse in Eastern Ontario, and much like my old home, there is inspiration for paintings everywhere! She took a photo of this scene last fall when she was planning on re-painting the window frame, and when she showed it to me, I fell in love with it. It is 18" x 24" ", acrylic on canvas, and has been SOLD/Private collection.

The Light Inside

I love this painting for alot of reasons. I love it because of the mix of red colours that I used, and how the open door invites the viewer inside. The gold/brown colours inside the house give off a feeling of warmth. The black and white cat is also special to me as we had a sweet little cat named Charlie for 20 years who greeted everyone at our door. This painting is currently part of a group show at the Art Gallery of Hamilton, and will be on display there until March 22nd, 2009. It is 14" x 20", acrylic on canvas, and has been SOLD, private collection.

October Wolf

This is a painting that I did loosely based on one of my dogs as a model. She is actually a beautiful large German Shepherd, and although she does have some silver and tan markings, her face is completely black. I have had so many people stop me over the years, and ask me me if she is a wolf, partly because of her size and long legs and because of her markings. I love fall colours, and we do so much walking in the woods with our dogs, and because she is so dark, I thought these colours would create a dramatic painting.This painting is actually not for sale, as one of my sons fell in love with it, and it is hanging in his room.

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