art, design, and building, workshop brooklyn ny 11225 timseggerman@gmail.com
Petey wood, window screen 28 X 28
4 in the morning
wood, screen, paint 24 X 68
and the rains... came 70 X 41 oil pt. on wood
fog
acrylic, wood 24 X 72
...ev'ntide acrylic, wood 24 X 48
must we rust we must aluminum, wood, acrylic 24 X 64
folding child
10 1/2 X 66
acrylic, wood
B's house plaster, acrylic 10 1/2 X 12
Europe in the wind acrylic, wood 22 X 36
Mediterranean/Aegean
acrylic, wood 12 X 32
bee hive acrylic, alkyd, laminata 13" X 14"
whatever Lucy wants, Lucy gets
acrylic, wood 20 X 26
noon, over the balcony acrylic, wood 48" X 72"
Angelico, Angelico acrylic, wood 12 X 44
Wheezer acrylic, wood 24 X 29
Emilietta acrylic, wood 23 X 36
Dietrich, top hat, white tie & tails acrylic, wood 23 X 41
palace boots acrylic, wood 24" X 32"
apple in the dark latex, wood 18 X 17 X 7 1/4
Cardinals at bat oil on wood 11 X 11
All the boys love Mary Ann oil on wood 11 X 11 1/2
hopscotch oil on wood 11 X 12
mexican ice acrylic, wood 27 X 27
pick up sticks, Quong Ngai acrylic, wood 27 x 27
flaco at the window acrylic, wood 25 X 27
moon milk paint, wood 22" X 22"
camel/boro acrylic, wood 12 X 18
As a youth, hitchhiking across the country, I had earned enough money for a brief bus ride in the endless middle of Texas. I sat next to a quiet gentleman, on weekend leave from prison. In his lap was a pocketbook he had woven out of hundreds of Camel cigarette packs, the plastic wrappers utilized as protective coating, inside and out, the golden hues of the camel, desert and pyramid interwoven with the blue lettering, crafted into a complicated abstract puzzle , worthy of the walls of the Alhambra... a perfect creation.
He wanted 10 bucks for it. I had nothing and was soon dropped in the endless middle of nowhere.
bee hut acrylic, canvas, wood 42 x42
unfolding child acrylic, wood 10 1/2 X 66
bluebird acrylic, wood 24' X 36"
winter acrylic, wood 17" X 36"