Showing 7 artworks with Gordon De La Mothe
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Gordon De La Mothe
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- Espresso
- Sap Green
- Clay
- Gray
- Rosy Brown
- Putty
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- Gordon De La Mothe
- West Indies Art
- Grenadian Artist
- Black Art Sketch
- "Realistic Portrait"
- Pastel Drawing”
- Drum Art Painting
- Charcoal Drawing Study
- Pastel Drawing Art
- Man With Mustache
- Pastel Self-Portrait
- African American Art
- Portrait Painting”,
- Black Image Art
- “Portrait Of A Black Man”
- Warm Earth Tones
- Sepia Pastel Drawing
- Steel Band Artwork
- Grayscale Artwork
- "Caribbean Art History"
- Caribbean Art
- "Textured Pastel Art"
- Soft Pastel Texture
- 1981 Pencil Drawing
- Grenadian Art”
- "Black Cultural Archive"
- John La Rose Portrait
- "Realistic Charcoal Art"
- "Vintage Portrait Art"
- Sketch Art Style
- Contemporary Art
- Expressionist Sketch
- Jamaican Portrait
- Detailed Portrait Study”
- Ethnic Portraits
- "Black And White Pastel"
- Grenadian Artist”
- Portrait Sketching
- 1978 Artwork Sale
- Senior Artist Art”,
- Art Obe Grenada”,
- Art Drawing”
- Elderly Artist Portrait
- Art Education Grenada
- 1991
- Black Caribbean Art
- Rastafari Sketch
- Contemporary Sketch
- "Introspective Art"
- Pastel Portrait Artwork
Discover Gordon de la Mothe’s ‘Steel Band,’ a vibrant pastel sketch capturing musical energy & rhythm. Explore this expressionistic work – a unique Grenadian art piece.
A soulful 1978 pastel drawing of activist John La Rose by Gordon de la Mothe captures a profound sense of history through warm sepia tones, offering a unique opportunity to possess a piece of cultural legacy.
Gordon de la Mothe’s ‘Self Portrait’ (2009) – a poignant pastel study of an elderly Grenadian artist. Realistic detail, textured pastels & introspective mood. Explore this unique artwork.
Gordon de la Mothe’s 1991 pastel drawing of Len Garrison captures dignity & introspection. Realistic yet expressive charcoal study – a powerful portrait by Grenadian artist.
Explore Gordon de la Mothe’s ‘Rastafari Sketch No.1,’ a captivating 1981 pencil drawing of Jamaican figures. Discover its raw style, grayscale beauty & cultural significance.