The last time we were in Provincetown we bought what we considered our first grown-up art. Two large Steve Walker reproductions and a smaller Michael Breyette. This trip, besides hitting Lyman-Eyer Gallery (the dealer for Walker and Breyette artwork) we also checked out many other Ptown galleries to see what else there was to see. [...]
14Aug10
Art Isn’t Easy…
It’s been a pretty relaxed day. We got up late, if for no other reason than we could. We decided to head into to town and grab a little education, so we checked out the Pilgrim Monument, which is the tallest all-granite structure in the U.S. (it’s 252 feet, 7.5 inches). Why is there a [...]
18Aug08
Walking… and Steve Walker Art
We walked a lot of the main drag of the town today, about 1.5 miles or so (one way) between our Inn and the farthest point we got to. Commercial Street is where everything happens. It’s lined with shops, restaurants, galleries…everything. Today we mostly looked at shops, just poking around anything that looked interesting. We [...]
I discovered the Art of Steve Walker a few years ago because his work graced the cover of novels by Michael Thomas Ford. From the very first one I was struck by the composition of the paintings and the at-ease portrayal of men in them. These are all men comfortable in their own skin, comfortable [...]
