Portraits | Anthony Galati
Oil, Panel, 30 x 24. Kristina and Adam in front of a large beautiful fireplace. I enjoyed painting the bricks on the fireplace and the overall warm tones of the whole image, which were all created by candlelight.
Oil, Panel, 30 x 24 x 1. This commission is of Aislinn and Mark on their wedding day by the water on Long Island. I hadn't done a painting with so many flowers before, and I'm particularly happy with how the tux came ou…
Oil, Panel, 7 x 5 x .2. This painting was created by painting the model, Shadia, online. While she was posing, her nosey cat came over and was in view next to her for a while to get in on the action. Shadia chose the po…
Oil, Panel, 30 x 24 x .2. I enjoy the various material patterns and textures in this painting, as well as the ways in which the amber light interacts with the couple and their loveseat. I'm particularly happy with how t…
Oil, Panel, 40 x 30. This commission was the longest amount of time that I ever spent on a painting, at around 650 hours. This was far more than I had expected but every area of the image is full of detail of one kind o…
Oil, Panel, 14 x 11 x .2. This commissioned portrait was a long overdue companion painting to hang next to a portrait that Tyler's mom had done of his sister years before. Of course, after completing the painting, I lea…
Oil, Panel, 20 x 16 x .2. This commissioned portrait was of the client’s husband, who had passed away. A real good looking guy by any account. Someone once asked me if this was a portrait of Jon Hamm of Mad Men.
Oil, Panel, 16 x 12 x .2. This painting is a tribute to the charitable work that Mother Teresa did to help the people of India that were in need when no one else was there to come to their aid. *Free shipping. I require…
Oil, Panel, 16 x 20 x .2. This painting was a commission for Jim Hennessey, the owner of this Irish bar. I was drawing the bar plein air out in the front one day and then Jim hired me to do a painting of it. I didn’t re…
Colored Pencil, Paper, 16.5 x 11.7. This drawing represents my first return to colored pencils after many years of going without doing any projects using them. I was very happy with how it turned out, and I particularly…
Charcoal, Paper, 14 x 11. This is a special portrait that I did for a friend, as a way to remember a teenager that unfortunately died very young as the result of a senseless act of violence. I had replaced the mundane b…