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Over the last 15 years Robert Masla's painting has shifted to focus primarily on the landscape. Working to uncover the universal language contained within the natural world, Masla portrays what he terms "Spiritrealism". Using his emotional/ spiritual experience
and responses to natural phenomenon, the artist achieves his goals by painting the common daily setting as he sees it, filled with an aura of
mystical divinity and the suggestion of their worldly experiences. |
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Thus the transcendental can manifest right before us - in the realm of the so-called mundane. One of the joys he has found in painting the landscape around him is to take things that we might pass by every day and bring them into focus. To see them again as if for the first time.
Click on images for a larger size.
 Horseshoe Falls 60" x 80" |
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 Under the Falls 60" x 42" |
 Strength in Turbulent Time 30" x 40" |
 The Overwhelming Force of Nature 18" x 24" |
 Otters Bluff 18" x 24" |
 Summit Revisited 30" x 40" |
 Near and Far 40" x 60" |
 Solstice Moon 24" x 36" |
 Sugarloaf Sunset 16" x 20" |
 Moonrise Over the Valley 22" x 34" |
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 Sunrise Over the Ohio 24" x 36" |
 Standing on Fossils 24" x 36" |
 Watching the Sunset 18" x 24" |
 Guiding Light 12" x 9" |
 American Falls 8" x 16" |
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