Richard Estes' Realism at Portland Museum of Art May 22, 2014 through September 7, 2014

Richard Estes' Photo Realism at Portland Museum of Art on Art Now and Here. Produced and Hosted by Drew Wilson. The Smithsonian American Art Museum hosted the exhibition through February 2015. The great Hyper-Realist is featured with commentary on his greatest work. Enjoy
Richard Estes Artwork in Order of Appearance in Video
Checkout (2012) 1:58, 17:41
Reflection of the Flatiron Building (1967) 3:39
Paris Street Scene (1972) 4:55
Diner (1971) 5:57
Double Self Portrait (1976) 7:11
Sunday Afternoon in the Park (1989) 8:25
Tower of London Bridge (1989) 9:24
Brooklyn Bridge (1993) 10:49
Portrait of I. M. Pei (1996) 11:18
Water Taxi Mount Desert (1999) 12:18
Mount Katahdin, Maine (2001) 13:20
Times Square (2004) 14:36
Antarctica (2007) 15:41
Near Hunter's Beach Acadia National Park (2008) 16:40
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[@eze8608]

So amazing....I am now a fan. Clearly I've been missing out. Thanks for putting this up.

[@artnowandhere]

Thanks for finding this video and commenting. The work of Richard Estes is indeed amazing and like so much great artwork best appreciated in person. I hope you are able to see these and more of his works in person. Thanks Again.

[@MrMjp58]

Phenomenal.

[@artnowandhere]

+MrMjp58 Thanks for the kind words and yes I too found the work of Richard Estes phenomenal. Maybe we can promote the video as a fraternity drinking game with everybody taking a shot each time the host says "phenomenal." Anybody left standing would have to take a double at 18:30. :D

[@samplesimple0]

The next painting is an oil on canvas

[@artnowandhere]

Thanks for finding this video and commenting. Glad you enjoyed all the oil on canvases. :)

[@mukhumor]

You wanted to see Tempera on Panel? Or maybe Acrylic on 'Art board'.

[@jamesketron5005]

dang many times did he say "oil on canvas"?

[@samplesimple0]

Phlat hi

[@artnowandhere]

Thanks for commenting. This is public access television at it's finest and yes the unofficial count is 10 "oil on canvases." :)

[@marvingoodman2475]

Visually an excellent depiction of the details that make Estes' works so brilliant. But the narrative offers limited valuable information and repetitive dialog.

[@artnowandhere]

Thanks so much for enjoying this video. Richard Estes is ... well phenomenal. *)

[@thomaschurchwell5180]

kids dont ask "whats a phone booth?

[@artnowandhere]

Thanks for finding this video and commenting.