Showing posts with label Juli Koroly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juli Koroly. Show all posts

Sunday, April 26, 2015

This 8x8 portrait was done “after” the style of David Miller by Texas Portrait artist Juli Koroly.

"Confused"
acrylic 8x8

This portrait is the second in my "after" David Miller series. This woman's expression shows her confusion and curiosity. She would not have been use to the attention of a photographer.

Sunday, February 15, 2015

A pastel portrait "Daughter of Chief Seattle" by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly

"Princess Angeline"
10 X 12
Available on my Etsy site

AnEye4Art
My inspiration for this portrait was a fascinating lady who for years was seen walking the streets of Seattle. She was the oldest daughter of Chief Seattle and was know by and a favorite of the people of the  city. There remains a small collection of photos of her. I was able to study them and found her face so full of character that I could not resist painting it.

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

This encaustic Portrait was painted by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly


This encaustic painting was done from a photograph by Edwin Curtis.



Tako yami
encaustic portrait 8"X10"
Available on my Etsy site
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I love the strong features and the ease with which encaustic allows them to be portrayed.

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

This acrylic painting titled "The Chief" is by Texas Hill Country Artist Juli Koroly



"The chief"
Acrylic 6x6
SOLD
Several years ago I obtained a collection on copies of Edward Curtis's photographs. Curtis was one of the first portrait photographers to specialize in native americans. He has had the ability to catch character.