William Paul has been selling his art for over thirty years. His credo from
the beginning: "An Artist should be without limitations". And it shows in
his diverse selections of: Acrylics, Oil Pastels, Air Brush, Chalks, Conte',
Leads, Stone Sculptings, Gem and Mineral Cutting, Carvings/Relief,
Carvings/Sculptings... and even his published newspaper cartoons!
the beginning: "An Artist should be without limitations". And it shows in
his diverse selections of: Acrylics, Oil Pastels, Air Brush, Chalks, Conte',
Leads, Stone Sculptings, Gem and Mineral Cutting, Carvings/Relief,
Carvings/Sculptings... and even his published newspaper cartoons!
Living in close proximity to Lily Dale, NY. and Cassadaga Lake, he will often retreat there
to energize in its natural unassuming beauty, and receive what he considers to be the direct
inspiration of 'Angels'. " In my opinion, an 'Angel' can be anything in the shape of a gift or
blessing: an inspiring thought, an unexpected smile, even an innocent child's point of view.
Far too many people think of angels in the sense of a wispy apparition, and thus will put a
limit on their daily observations. My art is always an interpretation of my ongoing Angel
Encounters."
Rarely does one find a combination of eclectic and superb artistic quality in the works of
one artist with over thirty one years of experience. William Paul is a twenty-first century
Renaissance artist, following his muses in a myriad of colorful and exquisite avenues. His
paintings, all infused with an inner light and mystical glow, are a tribute to his talent and
esoteric studies. His stone and wood sculptures are powerful and smoothly rendered with
both flow and design... reminiscent of the works of Master Sculptor: Brancusi. He has the
innate ability to avoid the entrapments of eruditic art and pretense, as demonstrated in his
collection of 'published' whimsical newspaper cartoons. All of William Paul's works are
avidly sought by corporate and private collectors. alike.
Another very disparate art project includes the (single handed) creation of his very own
gem mining town. "The Town Of Dry Gulch" is a major regional attraction for School
Field Trips, Private Events, and Tourist Groups. Seasonal attendance has grown over the
years to an average of six thousand children.
www.townofdrygulch.com
The following pages are but a few of the works that he sells here in his Physical Gallery,
(Earthstone Gallery).
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to energize in its natural unassuming beauty, and receive what he considers to be the direct
inspiration of 'Angels'. " In my opinion, an 'Angel' can be anything in the shape of a gift or
blessing: an inspiring thought, an unexpected smile, even an innocent child's point of view.
Far too many people think of angels in the sense of a wispy apparition, and thus will put a
limit on their daily observations. My art is always an interpretation of my ongoing Angel
Encounters."
Rarely does one find a combination of eclectic and superb artistic quality in the works of
one artist with over thirty one years of experience. William Paul is a twenty-first century
Renaissance artist, following his muses in a myriad of colorful and exquisite avenues. His
paintings, all infused with an inner light and mystical glow, are a tribute to his talent and
esoteric studies. His stone and wood sculptures are powerful and smoothly rendered with
both flow and design... reminiscent of the works of Master Sculptor: Brancusi. He has the
innate ability to avoid the entrapments of eruditic art and pretense, as demonstrated in his
collection of 'published' whimsical newspaper cartoons. All of William Paul's works are
avidly sought by corporate and private collectors. alike.
Another very disparate art project includes the (single handed) creation of his very own
gem mining town. "The Town Of Dry Gulch" is a major regional attraction for School
Field Trips, Private Events, and Tourist Groups. Seasonal attendance has grown over the
years to an average of six thousand children.
www.townofdrygulch.com
The following pages are but a few of the works that he sells here in his Physical Gallery,
(Earthstone Gallery).
.
| An artist should be without limitations..."Do It This Way, and It's Pan Bread... Do It That Way, and It's Sour Dough. Just Make It Work!" Wm Paul (founder: Esoteric Artists Across America) |