"The Conversation between Generations"
Oil on Synthetic board | 15.5x19.3 in
$6,291
27 artworks by Edwin Loftus (Selection)
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"The Artist at Work 9, The Stone Carver"
Pastel on Paper | 8x6 in
$929
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"Pretty girl"
Oil on Synthetic board | 13.5x10.5 in
$5,216
"Aunt Catherine"
Oil on Synthetic board | 22.8x17.5 in
$12,434
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"Lovers Entwining"
Oil on Synthetic board | 7x5 in
$1,117
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"Waiting for the Fireworks"
Oil on Synthetic board | 15.5x19.3 in
$13,404
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"The Hidden World"
Oil on Linen Canvas | 17.5x23.8 in
$12,423
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"Iris and Cynthia"
Watercolor on Paper | 8x11 in
$1,248
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"A Stop on the Road to Egypt"
Oil on Synthetic board | 12x9 in
$3,200
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"The Birth of Venus"
Oil on Synthetic board | 22.8x17.5 in
$15,502
"Herald of the Dawn"
Watercolor on Paper | 17x11 in
$5,274
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"Before the Walls"
Oil on Synthetic board | 12x9 in
$5,210
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"At Dawn"
Oil on Synthetic board | 15.5x19.5 in
$3,256
"Grange Hall Dance"
Oil on Synthetic board | 13.5x10.8 in
$3,189
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"Dreams of Flying"
Pastel on Paper | 6x8 in
$929
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"Echo and Narcissus"
Oil on Synthetic board | 7x5 in
$2,153
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"Nude on a Blue Couch"
Oil on Synthetic board | 10x8 in
$5,192
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"Zephyrs"
Watercolor on Paper | 9x15 in
$1,199
"Feeding the Multitude"
Oil on Synthetic board | 24x36 in
$15,893
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"The Voyage of Saint Brandon"
Oil on Synthetic board | 17.5x22.8 in
$12,418
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"The Folly of Saturn"
Oil on Synthetic board | 23.5x17.5 in
$12,439
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"Mermaid and the Sailor"
Pastel on Paper | 6x8 in
$829
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"Dancers 2"
Oil on Synthetic board | 7x5 in
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"Reclining Nude 1"
Oil on Synthetic board | 5x7 in
$1,217
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"Liberty Bell Mountain"
Watercolor on Paper | 11x11.5 in
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"My Window"
Oil on Linen Canvas | 29.3x25.5 in
$15,612
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"The Fall of Satan"
Oil on Synthetic board | 22.8x17.5 in
$15,464
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Biography
Edwin Loftus is an American painter and draftsman born in 1951. His interest in art began at the age of 4 when he decided to draw something real rather than working from his imagination.
As a child he excelled at drawing and as a teenager he began to experiment with oil painting. In college, he took courses in art and art history and realized that true art had nothing to do with the quality of the drawing or painting, but that it had to have the ambition to push the boundaries and expand the visual experience.
He also studied philosophy, psychology and history and quickly realized that it was just another art establishment trying to defend its elitist industry and reward system. Their skills were almost non-existent, they knew nothing about psychology, perception or stimulus response, and they were extensions of the belief system that made communism, fascism and other forms of totalitarianism such destructive forces in the world. They literally believe that art shouldn't be available to ordinary human beings, but only to an elite "sophisticated" enough to understand it.
Edwin Loftus realized that the emperors of art had no clothes, but they were still the emperors. Gifted in art, he worked hard to acquire this skill. So he found other ways to make a living and sold a few artworks from time to time. For sixty years, many people enjoyed his works and some collected them.
Today, Edwin Loftus is retired. Even if he sold all his paintings for the price he asked, "artist" would be the lowest paid job he ever had... but that's the way it is. It won't matter to him after he dies. He just hopes that some people will like what he does enough to enjoy it in the future.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : 1951
- Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value,
- Groups: Certified Artists Contemporary American Artists
Influences
Education
1976 - 1981
Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy/Psychology + Art
Bellingham,
Washington,
United States
1976 - 1981
Minor in Art
Bellingham,
Washington,
United States
Artist value certified
Certification established in collaboration with Akoun, the world leader in art market information since 1985.
Artist Value Painting 2021 | €1,500.00 ($1,628.55)
Certification has been established by Jacques-Armand Akoun on Sep 30, 2021.
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Prizes and Awards
Permanent Collections
2020
Ervin Estate
Lake Oswego,
OR,
United States
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Reviews and comments
Wonderful !! Congratulations
Dear Edwin, thank you so much for selecting my painting "Renaissance" to be included in your favorite collection. I am one of your followers in Artmajeur, because I am one of your artlovers. In particular this painting of yours "Confusion and Fear" has called my attention due to its great symbolism and its many artistic values. Now It is part of my favorite artwork collection. Congratulations for this amazing painting. Wish you continued creativity and high inspiration. Your friend Zaplaflora (Jesús)
Thank you. I'm flattered by your words. And obviously I am similarly inspired by your work and grateful for the chance to see it.
A mother's love is the strongest!
Gracias por elegir mi obra para esta coleccion!!
Muchisimas gracias por incluirme en su colección. Saludos desde Argentina
nice selection of art works. Thank You!
Thanks Edwin, I'm proud to be part of this collection-you have excellent taste:)
Thank you for adding my picture in your collection
Mr Loftus, I really like your review of my art, thank you. I have added it to the main page of my new website and invite you to visit it. Link in the profile.
merci pour l'ajout Mr. Loftus. Thank you.
Dear Edwin, your newest painting is stunning! Each brushtouch and the color composition are perfect! Congratulations! Great artwork! Jesús F. Torres (Zaplaflora)
Dear Edwin, many thanks for your encouraging comments about my work. Your Art is definitely stunning! In fact I have chosen some of your artworks for my favorite collection. So, with pleasure I am one of your followers. I will appreciate very much if you follow me back. Hope keeping in touch! All the Best, Jesús F. Torres (Zaplaflora)
Thank you for your message, Edwin, I love your artworks!
Merci beaucoup pour l’ajout ! Aveiro R
Bonsoir, tes dessins sont merveilleux, très poétiques, sublimement orchestrés, d'une douceur et d'un romantisme inégalable. Pensées Poétiques. Sam de Beauregard
Je vous remercie pour l’ajout de mon œuvre à votre collection, bien à vous
This is extremely stupid, Edwin. Putin was sad about the collapse of the USSR, not because he was grieving about the collapse of communism, but because a single state had collapsed. There have been no portraits and busts of Stalin in the Kremlin for a long time, since 1956. All over the country, monuments to Stalin were demolished, only one remained - on his grave. Communism is a grief for Russia and the Russian people.
You are a smart person, why this idiotic propaganda?
This is liberation. Russian troops are destroying Ukrainian Nazism. The USA is an ally of the Ukrainian Nazis. You created them.
You don't understand anything about what's going on.
Fortunately, Russia has nuclear weapons. Therefore, we will liberate the former Ukraine from the Nazis. This is our land, this is our right. Therefore, we don't give a fuck what the world thinks about us.
We are reclaiming our future. We are well aware of what is happening. No sacrifice will be in vain. Every Russian warrior contributes to the destruction of the satanic state - Ukraine. Every dead Russian hero brings our victory over the world's evil closer. We sacrifice ourselves in order to liberate the Russian cities of the Southwest from the Ukrainian occupation
Ukraine is a zombie country. This is a country of brutalized creatures. Ukraine is a country that has made hunting for Russians the meaning of its existence. This limitrof should be wiped off the face of the Earth.
We'll do it.
Nous avons tous conscience que la guerre est toujours un échec de l'humanité, qu'elle est déshumanisation et malheur . " Quand les hommes vivront d'amour , les soldats seront troubadours " chantée par nos amis Québecquois et composée en 1956 par Raymond Levesque , lorsqu'on regarde l'actualité brûlante et terrifiante , on se rend compte du gâchis engendré par cette guerre .... Tous ces morts, toutes ces horreurs qui rentrent dans la tête des enfants , tous ces anciens qui revivent ce chaos qu'ils pensaient révolu ..... Il faut absolument que nous fassions de la Paix une valeur première à faire vivre dans le monde entier ! ......
Magnifique ! Ce pastel résume à lui Seul , que le chemin est long avant de trouver son propre Shangri-La .... Ce personnage dans votre oeuvre se repose dans cet environnement de paix et de beauté face à ce rocher de grès sculpté par les hommes, et se ressource auprès de toutes ces forces naturelles accumulées au cour des siècles ....Sincèrement cette oeuvre est très belle mais si riche en enseignement à conserver précieusement en soi et cultiver absolument cette philosophie de Vie ! Félicitations , pour ce beau travail artistique !
thank you for choosing me!
