David J Bromley

Painting

abstraction; Acrylic on Board;
Inspired by the Film by Stanley Kubric

Works on Paper

from the National Arts Program Exhibit at the
VCU Medical Center, Richmond, Va.
(July 29 - Sept. 5, 2013)

Painting

painted on location when the facility was not in use (now used as the Science Museum) oil on canvas

Photography

camera: Canon A2300
a study in color
I enjoyed talking to the farmer while taking these photos!

Painting

4' x 7' large scale beach scene
oil on canvas
In a colorful Fauvist style

Painting

oil on canvas, 6' high
Based on a view of downtown from Church Hill, some of the elements are imaginary (such as the Amtrak train). The Monroe Building towers above all else.

Works on Paper

Anatomical Study made at VCU's Medical Campus.
Three sketches made in quiet moments when I was not needed as art instructor.

Works on Paper

Stone Lithograph.
The Moon Smiles Down and Winks on the Scene.

Works on Paper

Based on two pencil drawings made from life, the final picture is an ink drawing made in the studio which combines both pencil images.

Works on Paper

Limited Edition Stone Lithograph

Painting

oil on canvas, oversized.
This painting is a tribute to David Hockney.
The scene portrays a look downward from a few stories up.
A dog can be seen in the shadows in the upper right corner.

Painting

A pastoral backyard scene with a stream and tree is seen from inside a kitchen with an old fashioned window and a stove-top boiling eggs.

Painting

oil on canvas paper. Painted on location when I was in High School at Kecoughtan HS.

Painting

oil on canvas. This was my studio for years. A shadow of me making the painting is in the lower right hand corner.

Painting

oil on canvas.
Loosely based on an actual still-life, the direction of the picture changed toward expressionism with colors dominating the details.

Painting

The famous pyramid in historic Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
Painted on location; oil on canvas.