My Oil Painting Journey

By Michael Anthony Galante

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

The Road Not Taken, by Robert Frost

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Michael Anthony Galante: Welcome to my Art Blog !! Currently my work is a series of trials and tribulation as I hone my skills as an oil painter. I love talking about art, thinking about art, reading about art, writing about art, looking at art, and practicing art. My game plan is to set myself up so I can do what I love all day long.

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Sad Angel

This painting was inspired by a cemetery angel that caught my eye while visiting family at the North Arlington Cemetery.There’s something about cemetery angels, they give me the feeling of peace and hope, like someone is watching over our lost love ones.It seems wherever I go these days I’m looking for something to paint. I must have painted a thousand paintings in my head, the hard part is getting them onto the canvas.After a resent visit to the Arlington Cemetery in Washing DC. I reflected on the endless sea of white tomb stones for the service men and women who gave there lives for our country and freedom.I couldn’t help but feel that the angels are suffering also. And that’s what I’m trying to express in this painting.I don’t usually paint as expressive, contemporary and I guess sloppy as this, but it felt good getting the emotion onto the canvas.