Oliver
Stephens
Welcome to my graveyard, where all past explorations, experimentations, and fascinations come to die.
Some projects are done just for fun. This is a collection of the most relevant outcomes of these enjoyable creations.
"Equestrian Study"
130cm x 200cm
Modeling Paste, Gesso, on Canvas
2018
"Targaryen Sygil"
130cm x 200cm
Modeling Paste, Acrylic, Oil, Gesso, on Canvas
2018 Comission
"Equestrian Study" Diptych
100cm x 130cm
Modeling Paste, Oil, Gesso, on Canvas
2016
“Capuchino 1763”
80cm x 60cm
Modeling Paste, Gesso, Acrylic, on Canvas
2019
- Before Casa Popenoe was purchased by Dr. Wilson Popenoe, it was the residence of Andres Guerra and his wife Venancia de Lopez. Originally built in 1763, the residence was a distinguished property of a prominent and emerging family. Employed as a royal scribe, Andres Guerra was a significant informant for the Spanish crown. It was largely due to his reports that the king of Spain, Charles III, decreed in 1776 that Santiago de los Caballeros was to be abandoned, and the capital relocated to the present day Guatemala de la Asuncion.
When Dr. Wilson Popenoe purchased the house in 1928 it was known as "La Casa del Capuchino" due to the prominent "Capuchin" cypress tree growing in its central court-yard.
"Pink Flamingo"
60cm x 120cm
Modeling Paste, Acrylic, Oil, on Canvas
2017
"Uccelli Per Due" Diptych
100cm x 100cm
Acrylic, Charcoal, on Canvas
2008
"Llegua"
150cm x 100cm
Modeling Paste, Acrylic, Oil, on Canvas
2013
"Equestrian Study" Print
15cm x 20cm
Print 2/3
2016
"Amanti" Diptych
40cm x 80cm
Acrylic, Charcoal, on Canvas
2007
"Constrained Consciousness"
80cm x 100cm
Oil on Canvas
2011
"Il Ricciolo"
100cm x 90cm
Acrylic, Ink, Oil, on Canvas
2008
"Self Portrait" (age 14)
35cm x 50cm
Pastel on Paper
2004
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"Apple Tree"
100cm x 150cm
Modeling Paste, Acrylic, Oil, on Canvas
2014
"Abstract Study" Diptych
120cm x 100cm
100cm x 32cm x 68cm
Oil on Canvas
2016
Architectural Sketches
-varied size-
Ink pen, on
2016
Digital reconstruction of Nuestra Señora de los Dolores del Cerro, in Antigua Guatemala
Digital Media
2017
Renaissance study (Copy of "Virgin and Child" by Andrea Solario)
12cm x 15cm
Oil on Panel
2015
"Familia"
80cm x 80cm
Oil on Canvas
2010