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BOB SHABASSON art

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    • BLUE MAN
    • PORTRAITS
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    • LANDSCAPES
    • SEASCAPES
    • BIRDS OF PREY
    • SPIRITUAL AND PSYCHIC

Art of The Week

These paintings were selected by the Portland Art Group for Art of The Week.

The Tempest

$195

Acrylic on Canvas.  11x14.  2026.


Chaos and motion locked in a single moment — The Tempest captures the raw energy of a storm caught mid-fury. Swirling currents of deep blue, grey, and white collide across the canvas, pulling the eye through turbulent layers that feel both violent and strangely beautiful. This is fluid art at its most elemental. 

Strata

$95

Acrylic on Canvas.  8x10.  2026.


Layers of blue and yellow push against each other through fields of black and white, held in tension by strong cell formations that break the surface like strata in exposed rock. Strata captures the moment when order and chaos negotiate — each color claiming territory, each cell a universe unto itself. Original acrylic pour painting on canvas. 

Petty Harbour

$225

Watercolor on paper, painted from life

experience, 11×14. 2025.

(Unframed)


Some places stay with you. Petty Harbour is one of them — a tiny fishing village on the edge of Newfoundland where the houses climb the hillside in every color imaginable and the boats sit quiet in the harbor like they've always been there. This painting captures that scene the way it felt standing there: vivid, lived-in, unhurried. 

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