Maxine Thirteen - Artist in St. Louis, MO
Maxine Thirteen - Artist in St. Louis, MO
About Me
My Background
My Inspiration
My Background
My creations often explore bygone eras, the surreal and the macabre. I have created and sold a variety of custom artwork online, and locally, for over ten years. Now, I have focused my creative efforts on oil painting and local exhibits. I've exhibited my art in numerous spaces throughout St. Louis, Missouri, including 31art gallery, Art
My creations often explore bygone eras, the surreal and the macabre. I have created and sold a variety of custom artwork online, and locally, for over ten years. Now, I have focused my creative efforts on oil painting and local exhibits. I've exhibited my art in numerous spaces throughout St. Louis, Missouri, including 31art gallery, Art St. Louis, The Angad Arts Hotel, St. Louis Artists' Guild, Foundry Art Centre, Missouri History Museum, The Last Hotel, Green Door Art Gallery, The Jacoby Arts Center, Artisans in the LOOP, The Koken Art Factory, and the Let Them Eat Art Festival. I have provided a variety of artistic services to individuals and businesses in the St. Louis area, and worked with clients across the U.S. and beyond.
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Background
I use many different mediums, but my focus, and my favorite, is oil. Most of my paintings are oil on canvas, but some of my work uses wood panels, acrylics paints, ink and whatever else I feel inspired to pursue.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
I’ve never really fit in with my own generation. My figurative oil paintings embrace the aesthetic appeal of glamorous, vintage expression while sometimes incorporating macabre or mysterious undertones. By portraying my subjects in vibrant, expressive colors, they stir emotions and encourage a certain mystique and individual presence to b
I’ve never really fit in with my own generation. My figurative oil paintings embrace the aesthetic appeal of glamorous, vintage expression while sometimes incorporating macabre or mysterious undertones. By portraying my subjects in vibrant, expressive colors, they stir emotions and encourage a certain mystique and individual presence to be felt by each piece. My paintings often introduce unknown figures and stories to newer generations, and explore shared interests with past generations.