...a review about the exhibition at Carl Van Brunt's Gallery in 2007:
....Niccolls’s large, vibrant abstract canvases hark back to a time when Arthur Dove and Suzy Frelinghuysen were helping to define American Art with their own brand of Fauvism. For me, though, Niccolls's gouache work on paper is what stands out most powerfully, even though each piece is a modest 11 x 8 inches. These little charms pack a punch, inciting in viewers the feeling that they have unearthed something treasured. – Elizabeth A. Stevens
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Sunday, June 03, 2007
Friday, March 09, 2007
Sometimes Metaphysical
Title from a Theodore Roethke book of poems. Oil on canvas, about 60 inches tall.
Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Il Colombaio
Here's a little watercolor sketch I made-of the ultra-charming farmhouse where we stayed this past winter in the Tuscan hills of Italy.(click image to see enlargement)
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Mediterranean Boats
Southern France, near Cannes, from the roof of an old chateau. It was possible to look almost straight down into the water from that vantage point. Boats were tied up near the quay which was a hundred meters or so out from the chateau walls.
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