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Link to Edmond Praybe Interview with Sarah-Faith Strait
Edmond Praybe received his B.F.A. from Maryland Institute, College of Art, and his M.F.A. from the New York Studio School. His work has been shown widely at venues across the U.S., including Manifest Gallery, Stephen F. Austin State University, The University of Mary Washington, Prince Street and Bowery Galleries, and the Mitchell Gallery. He is the recipient of the Hohenberg Travel Grant, and has received several Mercedes Matter Awards. Praybe was also a National Parks Artist-In-Residence, and is a member of Zeuxis: An Association of Still Life Painters. He teaches painting and drawing, and lectures about his work regularly at universities and art organizations throughout America. His work has been included in Painting Perceptions and Manifest Gallery publications.
Edmond Praybe works from direct observation. Praybe says, “The relationships I discover when working this way seem to be much more exciting and unpredictable than anything I could invent. My vocabulary of shape, color, tone, mark,and structure increases exponentially when I have something to look at and paint from. My personal, human connection to the subject is amplified as well – I can walk in the real space, touch the objects, talk to the people.” Contrary to these paintings, Praybe also makes invented and non-representational paintings. Each of his subjects, or genres of painting informs the others, helping Praybe to make decisions when working. Praybe says, “Above all, I’m trying to reconcile a seemingly impossible duality in my paintings – that they are tough, formally rigorous, calculated and restrained and at the same time genuinely human and full of life...”
Link to Edmond Praybe Interview with Sarah-Faith Strait
Edmond Praybe received his B.F.A. from Maryland Institute, College of Art, and his M.F.A. from the New York Studio School. His work has been shown widely at venues across the U.S., including Manifest Gallery, Stephen F. Austin State University, The University of Mary Washington, Prince Street and Bowery Galleries, and the Mitchell Gallery. He is the recipient of the Hohenberg Travel Grant, and has received several Mercedes Matter Awards. Praybe was also a National Parks Artist-In-Residence, and is a member of Zeuxis: An Association of Still Life Painters. He teaches painting and drawing, and lectures about his work regularly at universities and art organizations throughout America. His work has been included in Painting Perceptions and Manifest Gallery publications.
Edmond Praybe works from direct observation. Praybe says, “The relationships I discover when working this way seem to be much more exciting and unpredictable than anything I could invent. My vocabulary of shape, color, tone, mark,and structure increases exponentially when I have something to look at and paint from. My personal, human connection to the subject is amplified as well – I can walk in the real space, touch the objects, talk to the people.” Contrary to these paintings, Praybe also makes invented and non-representational paintings. Each of his subjects, or genres of painting informs the others, helping Praybe to make decisions when working. Praybe says, “Above all, I’m trying to reconcile a seemingly impossible duality in my paintings – that they are tough, formally rigorous, calculated and restrained and at the same time genuinely human and full of life...”
Retreat House
Acrylic on top of mounted board, 20” x 31.5”
$2,500
Shifting Clouds
Acrylic on Panel, 9” x 12”
$800.00
Waipi’o Valley
Acrylic on Panel, 11” x 14”
$900.00
Over the Ridge
Acrylic on Panel, 9" x 12"
$800
Carpet
Acrylic on Panel, 14” x 11”
$900.00
Teapot and Squash
Still Life with Apples
Squash, Plum, Cucumber
The Search
At Play
Make Me Down
Persian Miniature Still Life
SOLD - Butternut, Penny, and Thread
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 6" x 12"
SOLD - Squash and Euan's Cup
Oil on Muslin on Panel, 12” x 16”
The Immacolata
Feline Moon
Moby Dick
Boy on the Beach
Night Window
Snow Trees
Still Life with Red Glass
SOLD - Late Autumn Evening
Oil on Linen on Panel, 36” x 36”
SOLD - Two Gourds
Oil on Muslin on Panel, 16” x 16”
SOLD Composition with Rose and Cup
Oil on Linen on Board, 8” x 8”
$650
SOLD - Squash and Apple
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 18” x 18”
SOLD - Scattered Thoughts
Oil on Linen on Panel, 36” x 36”
SOLD - Green Dish
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 20” x 20”
SOLD - Brick, Dress, Stone
Oil on Linen on Panel, 30" x 30"
SOLD - Forest Finds/Sold
Oil on Muslin on Panel, 20” x 20”
SOLD - Orange and Squash
Oil on Paper Mounted to Muslin, 16” x 16”
SOLD - Clementine and Fork
Oil on Panel, 16” x 12”
SOLD - Stranded
Oil on Linen on Board, 12” x 12”
SOLD - Mixed Bouquet/Sold
Oil on Panel, 18" x 14”
SOLD - Brick and Small Vase/Sold
Oil on Panel, 20” x 16”
Silent Sounds
Trees and Garden
Oil on Canvas Board, 20” x 24”
Schism
Butternut, Brick, and Glass
SOLD - Jess
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 16" x 16"
SOLD - Jessica
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 36" x 36"
SOLD - Arrangement with Orchid
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 20" x 20"
SOLD - Flower and Herb Garden
Oil on Canvas, 30" x 36"
SOLD - Orange
Oil on Linen on Panel, 8" x 8"
SOLD - Mango
Oil on Canvas on Panel, 14" x 18"
SOLD - Grouping
Oil on Panel, 6" x 6"
SOLD - Incantation
Oil on Canvas, 36" x 36"
SOLD - Single Peach
Oil on Linen on Panel, 12” x 12”
SOLD - Birthday Dress
Oil on Panel, 40” x 30”
SOLD - Snowy Tree
Oil on Panel, 12” x 12”
SOLD - Self Portrait, Side Eye
Oil on Linen on Board, 12” x 12”
SOLD - January Snow
Oil on Canvas Board, 12” x 12”
SOLD - Pumpkin and Butternut
Oil on Panel, 20” x 20”
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