I invite you to take a few minutes of your time to (click and) discover the pictorial universe the industrial painter David J. Teter has created. A world of contrast between the strength (theme) and the refinement (treatment).
But I will remain silent.
I always have this excuse: English is not my native language, so it is difficult for me to talk about art, blah blah. But that's not it.
Even in French, I would never be able to bring you all the generous knowledge the artist himself manages to convey. So if you click the title in brackets above the work, you stumble upon the words of David J. Teter, who talks about his work, unpretentious, in simple words.
Here are some magnificent bridge paintings by David J. Teter.
(Clarity)
Rails, Bridge, Refinery oil on panel, 2009
Vincent Thomas Bridge # 5 – Study watercolor 2011
Vincent Thomas Bridge # 4 – Catalina Express watercolor, 2011
Vincent Thomas Bridge # 1 oil on panel, 2010
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Train Bridge (w/ Shadows) watercolor, 2011
LA River 3 oil on panel, 2013
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Vincent Thomas Bridge # 8 – Containment 1 oil on panel, 2011
Vincent Thomas Bridge # 13 oil on panel, 2011
Vincent Thomas Bridge # 2 oil on panel, 2011
The Vincent Thomas Bridge is a 1,500-foot (460 m) long suspension bridge, crossing the Los Angeles Harbor in the US state of California.
The maintenance of the bridge is a constant job, never finished.
– DJT
