Saturday, January 8, 2022

Post 96: The Artwork of Otis Stanley, a PWAS Member

The Artwork of Otis Stanley, a PWAS Member

The members of the Prince William Art Society display their artwork at Clearbrook Center of the Arts in Lake Ridge, Virginia which is usually open every Saturday and Sunday. Because of the ongoing health issues plaguing the country, Clearbrook is closed for the month of January unfortunately. 

But you can still enjoy seeing the art of the PWAS members here on Artistry Spin, the PWAS Blog! Our first artist member to show his art is Otis Stanley, an artist in Woodbridge, Virginia - please enjoy...


"Going Home" 16x20 Acrylic

"Better Must Come"

"Front Porch Blues"

"Generations"

"Used Guitar Blues"

"Walking Blues"

Leave a comment and let Otis know what you think. Have a favorite?


Local Art: Visit us at Clearbrook Center of the Arts at Tackett's Mill in Lake Ridge, VA on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 – it’s free to see the artwork! Want to join PWAS? Go to https://www.princewilliamartsociety.com/membership


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Author: Donna Liguria
An artist member of PWAS in Woodbridge, VA specializing in acrylic painting. She paints landscapes, seascapes, animals and many subjects. Visit her Website at https://DonnaLiguriaArt.com & her Blog at https://donnascavepainting.blogspot.com/.
 
 
Photography/Video Credits: 
Otis Stanley

6 comments:

  1. I've lived in 2 African countries and traveled to another 1/2 dozen. I've got an old African instrument at home to S&T. The generations piece is nice and I like the traditional hand-woven baskets on the side. Is that a small harmonica in Front Porch Blues?

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    1. Peace Jay,
      Homemade quills is the instrument that is being played. Thanks for your interest and question. I invite you to google my name, Otis L. Stanley to explore additional images of my work.

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    2. Peace Jay, thanks for your question and interest. The instrument is homemade feather quills.
      I invite you to view more of my work by googling my name, Otis L. Stanley.

      Peace, Otis

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  2. What a powerful image Generations is; thanks for showcasing some BIPOC art in NoVA

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    1. Peace Toobamoo,
      Thanks for your comments, greatly appreciated. I invite you to view more of my work by googling my name, Otis L. Stanley.
      Peace, Otis

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  3. Peace Toobamoo,
    Thanks for your comments, greatly appreciated. I invite you to view more of my work. Please google my name, Otis L. Stanley and go from there.
    Peace, Otis

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