This large painting is available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana! This is part of the “Fathom” show ending September 6th.
https://radiusgallery.com/artist/brian-sostrom?sub=1c929f3f-6bbf-47da-9150-cf8b9066a244#works
Towers (last look)
End in Gold
A new painting on the studio easel today. I always crave this kind of melancholic beauty. Something lovely and a little heartbreaking. I am currently splitting my time between 18” x 24” and some tiny 8” x 10” paintings. Exploring and trying to find new light.
Together (Montana)
I really love this piece. It feels like a visit to dreamland. The painting is now available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana!
Summer Blue (three of a kind)
I have a number of small boards prepared so thought I would play with some ideas on a smaller scale. these three pieces are a tribute to the lovely summer days.
Transcend (with me)
One of my favorite pieces available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Part of the “Fathom” exhibition that runs through September 6th. If you are near Missoula stop in to check out the show and the gorgeous art gallery.
Summer Blue
One of three very small paintings I am currently working on. The atmosphere and color scheme are the common thread.
I will post the full collection when it is completed!
Rocky Shore (Montana)
A small but dramatic painting now available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana!
The painting is now framed with a nice black floater frame, my favorite way to display my work. Sadly I do not have a photo of it framed.
Winter Rain (final)
This painting is a mood, I have been hanging onto it for a couple of years. Now this beautiful painting is available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana!
Flow of Time (Missoula)
I have always really liked this painting. It is now available through Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana.
It goes (SOLD)
I was happy to hear that this painting was sold through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. It was part of a solo show from a few years back. Sometimes it takes art a while to find its home. I really liked this piece so it was nice to hear, and the income is always helpful.
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