Still, luminous, and quietly unforgettable.

A single apricot, rendered in warm washes of amber, tangerine, and deep rose, floats against a field of soft white — its shadow the only thing anchoring it to the earth. Dan McCleary's watercolor is a study in restraint and attention: the kind of work that asks you to slow down and really look. Presented in a warm wood frame with generous white matting, it's intimate in scale but monumental in presence.

Perfect for a collector of California art, a lover of still life, or anyone who believes the most powerful work is often the quietest.

“One of the finest figure painters working today.”  - longtime Chief Art Critic of the LA Times, Christopher Knight 

17.5" x 21.5"

https://www.craigkrullgallery.com/dan-mccleary