King of Beasts
acrylic original
24" x 30" image; 29" x 35" framed
$1600 unframed
$1750 framed

Giclee Print - $300

Male lions are at the top of the food chain.

Phillip J. Greene

Phillip Greene Greene Studios of Tucson
Fine Art & Unique Jewelry
www.greenestudiosoftucson.com

Phillip Greene is a retired architect and lifelong painter in watercolor. His more recent works, done in South Africa, are acrylic on 600 gram cold pressed watercolor paper. He has painted in abstract and other styles but prefers realism. Many of his paintings are of nature, but the retired architect also comes to the surface in his Victorian mansions and weathered sheds and barns. "I enjoy most painting landscapes and animals. Animals are done both in their natural habitat and sometimes without background to show them off at their magnificent best."

Phillip offers his complete works, both originals and Giclée Prints, on his website at www.greenestudiosoftucson.com, a totally on-line studio. Originals can be seen by appointment.

Contact me using the "Contact us" feature on the website.

Paxton City Hall
watercolor print
13" x 20" image

Unframed print - $300

A small central Illinois town.

Feeding Frenzy
acrylic original
20" x 24" image
$950 unframed

Unframed Print - $300

A day on the beach in Cancun, Mexico.

Indian Harvest
watercolor print
16" x 12" image

Unframed Print - $199

Indian corn on a weathered barn door makes a striking contrast.

Myrna's Shed
watercolor and acrylic original
14" x 28" image

$1200 unframed

Unframed Print - $300

What watercolorist doesn't like weathered old sheds?