AttAcus AtlAs
Canyon Keeper
A wide-brimmed portrait where the canyon landscape becomes part of the gaze and the gesture.
Portrait paintings: ideas for your commission
Portraits from the AttAcus AtlAs catalogue. Explore compositions and moods, choose a reference and discuss your own portrait from a photograph.
These works show different approaches to portraiture. A new painting begins with a discussion of photographs, composition and size. Availability of the displayed works must be confirmed.
Old Cowboy
A gray-haired cowboy portrait against the canyon, centered on a steady look and road dust.
Moonlit Couple
Two luminous figures before a great moon, a quiet scene about closeness and inner light.
Gaucho
A calm portrait of a man in a hat with open fields, horses and distant sky behind him.
Raven Chair
A figure on a carved chair beneath a red moon, framed by two dark birds.
Wind on the Road
A man beside a vehicle in bright wind, a scene of motion, sunlight and road.
Quiet Rider
A reserved, cinematic portrait of a woman in a white hat and fringed shirt.
Braided Portrait
A formal portrait with a dark jacket, braids and a glowing ornament behind the figure.
Couple, music and winged figures
This portfolio piece depicts couple, music and winged figures. Explore its composition and details in the photograph. To discuss your own commission, reference this work and explain which elements you would like to keep or change.
Winged young man with a guitar
This portfolio piece depicts winged young man with a guitar. Explore its composition and details in the photograph. To discuss your own commission, reference this work and explain which elements you would like to keep or change.
Woman with a black horse
This portfolio piece depicts woman with a black horse. Explore its composition and details in the photograph. To discuss your own commission, reference this work and explain which elements you would like to keep or change.
Black dog and cat beside a fireplace
This portfolio piece depicts black dog and cat beside a fireplace. Explore its composition and details in the photograph. To discuss your own commission, reference this work and explain which elements you would like to keep or change.
