John Shoemaker Contemporary Maui Artist
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In Shoemaker's work, the viewer might find themselves in a small world of formalized space and deep pools of color. The depth of these pools is created through Shoemaker's skill with his encaustic, a paint made from beeswax in which pigments may be added to color the wax. He collages the encaustic together with dyed papers and fabrics.
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Selected work
Order artwork by: Date - Price2007 | |||||||||||||||||||
encaustic, ink, oil, paper Sold |
oil, plaster life cast, fabric, plexiglass $1250 |
encaustic, oil, ink, fabric, paper Sold |
encaustic, oil, ink, fabric $450 | ||||||||||||||||
Fabric, acrylic, pushpins Sold | |||||||||||||||||||
2006 | |||||||||||||||||||
Paper and Fabric Sold |
Encaustic and Monotype $280 |
$750 |
oil, ink, paper Sold | ||||||||||||||||
oil, ink, paper Sold |
Acryllic $1100 |
Acryllic $1100 |
$800 | ||||||||||||||||









