Michael Schofield-Colorful Original Oil Abstract on Canvas-Signed-Framed-C.O.A.

Michael Schofield (born 1947) has announced his retirement from painting for resale to the public. His works are now very desirable collection works with value. Schofield believes that art is fundamentally communication. He chooses to create more traditional landscapes because it is with this imagery that most people relate. It is imagery abstracts and landscapes that evokes a memory and therefore a feeling. In this manner, the artist and those who live with his art share a common experience."I paint landscapes because they speak to everyone. In sharing a place I have known, I know that others will see places they have known. In that way, I communicate with others without using a single word." Abstract works with colors, depths and movements continue to relate to the viewer.Schofield's precision and exactitude somehow meld harmoniously with a more ethereal sense of a place. In this way, his work conveys at once the palpable and the perceptual about a place. He hopes, in fact, to strike a visceral note in those who view his art, re-awakening dormant memories and forgotten feelings. Moving away from traditional landscapes, Schofield has entered a new passion with abstracts. Still using depth and colors with movement in each work. Highly collectable his abstracts are now.As a successful artist for many years, Schofield's work can be found in many private and corporate collections. His work has been exhibited throughoutthe United States and seen on such popular motion picture films as Bridges of Madison County, City Hall, Beethoven amongst others.Art Society memberships include: The Tennessee Watercolor Society and NationalSociety of Artists. Partial list of works in corporate collections: Smithsonian Collection SeriesBank of AmericaThe Library of CongressXerox Corporation..Everest Bank Collection