John Matthew Moore Fine Art and Home: April 2014

One Painting...Four Looks.

This piece was painted for an upcoming political auction. It was framed in a hand finished ivory painted frame with a slight grey-beige wash. I thought I'd also show four different ways this piece can be framed for very different looks.

First you have a hand painted frame of ivory with a slight crackle.

Another look is with this Louis profile in antiqued hand painted ivory.

With the third option, you have the same painting in the Louis profile with the same ivory finish, but with a green crackle panel.

And finally you have the painting in the Louis profile with an antiqued medium natural stained finish.

One painting...four looks.

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New works.

I wanted to share with you some of my recent works. Some of you may have seen Millie and Olivia, my sheep portraits hanging in The Red Hen. They've gotten a lot of attention with many requests. One such client inquired about commissioning a cow portrait after having dinner there one night. We spoke about what he and his wife were interested in and I showed him photos of cows I had photographed. I'd like for you to meet Mehitebel. Yes, that's her real name. I photographed this sweet cow on a farm north of DC a couple of years back and have been waiting for the perfect client to immortalize her. I feel that I was able to capture her gentle eyes and beautiful coat. The clients are thrilled and I can't wait for the framing to be completed and see her in her new home.