“Dark days: New paintings from isolation, tribulation and the pandemic”

“Dark days: New paintings from isolation, tribulation and the pandemic” includes 21 pictures responding, after a fashion, to the perspectives of the past two years.

Robert Rhodes lives and paints in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where he cuts a familiar figure as he walks about searching for inspiration. Robert is a prolific artist, and his paintings hang in private collections around the world.

Robert says, “To me, my paintings are primarily emotional statements — landscapes and likenesses of memory and situations.”

Please stop in and have a look. And please wear a mask.