Deladier Almeida  

After The Rain by Deladier Almeida
After The Rain
Oil on canvas
16.00" x 20.00"
$4000.00
Autumn Heat by Deladier Almeida
Autumn Heat
Oil on canvas
24.00" x 24.00"
$6000.00
Balmy Afternoon by Deladier Almeida
Balmy Afternoon
Oil
34.00" x 64.00"
$16000.00
Bowing by Deladier Almeida
Bowing
Oil on canvas
18.00" x 36.00"
$6500.00
Cerulean Slide by Deladier Almeida
Cerulean Slide
Oil on canvas
48.00" x 60.00"
SOLD
Coastal Mist by Deladier Almeida
Coastal Mist
Oil on canvas
18.00" x 24.00"
$5000.00
Davis Is Coming   2003   (RFa06) by Deladier Almeida
Davis Is Coming 2003 (RFa0...
Oil
22.00" x 26.50"
SOLD
Dawn In The Valley by Deladier Almeida
Dawn In The Valley
Oil
24.00" x 36.00"
$7000.00
Equivalents II by Deladier Almeida
Equivalents II
Oil on canvas
60.00" x 48.00"
SOLD
Field Circles by Deladier Almeida
Field Circles
Oil
30.00" x 40.00"
$10000.00
Morning Bloom by Deladier Almeida
Morning Bloom
Oil on canvas
48.00" x 48.00"
$15000.00
Napa Allegory by Deladier Almeida
Napa Allegory
Oil on canvas
20.00" x 20.00"
$5000.00
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About Deladier Almeida



Painter Deladier Almeida is renowned for his gestural, expansive aerial landscapes. In his masterful compositions, everyday moments of rural California are transformed into mesmerizing passages of color and shape. His study at the University of California, Davis, alongside acclaimed Bay Area artists Wayne Thiebaud and Ronald Petersen, continues to inform his painting. Almeida’s work marries the restrained quality of Theibaud’s sleek style with Petersen’s more expressive brushwork, while also evoking other Bay Area greats such as David Park, Elmer Bischoff, and Richard Diebenkorn. Select exhibitions include the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Caldwell Snyder gallery in San Francisco, the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the Campton gallery in New York City, the Bennington Center for the Arts in Vermont, and the Albemarle Gallery in London.



 



Artist Statement



Out of the fluid life of these fields, constantly evolving to serve the agricultural needs of many, a visual pattern of recurring elements emerges. Fields of crops and their edges of separation; the arteries that feed these crops and carry away their product; the shapes of water; the shadows of trees. It has been my challenge and delight to read and reflect in paint, arrangements of these recurring elements, recombining them in formal compositions as a writer recombines the building blocks of a common language. The resulting narrative on canvas is a departure and an extrapolation of the landscape which, in simplifying it, dignifies it and reveals its essence.