LINDA H. POST FINE ART

I have included birds in my work for a long time. Each species of birds has a meaning - spiritual, mythological, scientific, even romantic. This work in progress features Roseate Spoonbills.

This Canvas Rebel interview is the third extensive Q&A that has been published about me in the past few years.

In this interactive online tour, walk right up to any painting and double-click it for info. Or stand further back for a long view. Fun!

"Mini-Me" is a show of teeny-tiny self-portraits. A real challenge for me, since I usually work on a much larger scale!

WHAT'S ON THE CALENDAR? The months fly by. Stuff happens. Art spends time on the easel, gets framed, goes on view, comes down off the...

I'm wrapping up summer with two new 36" x 48" paintings on the easel and a sweet small painting completed.

Among the cultural icons included in the Lunar Codex mission is an archive of every issue of Poets/Artists. I was the featured artist in #37

The start of a big new painting, a special price on one-of-a-kind artist's proofs of my archival prints, plus exhibitions and awards.

"My favorite work in the exhibition was Linda Post’s “The Willing Suspension of Disbelief”, a large 72” x 53” oil." Review by Artscope.

Where do my painting ideas come from? Sometimes I wake from a dream with an image floating in my mind. When I'm out and about I'll spy a...

The art of women is integral to our collective history. My painting sale helps support women artists through theNAWA.org

It's always fun to announce good news. My work is featured in the coming issue of Juniper Rag, a beautiful visual arts and lifestyle...

I love the beauty, stillness and serenity of the birds. The women in my latest works are very self-contained, serene, much like the birds.

"Once upon a time, when women were birds, there was the simple understanding that to sing at dawn and to sing at dusk was to heal the...

This new project - a series of 16" square paintings on wood panels - has challenged me to work in a much smaller format. Each of these is...

At the start of this new year, I find myself reflecting on work that sold long ago to mostly private collectors. I don't expect to see...

During the winters of 2018 and 2019, when travel was still feasible, I spent a good deal of time in Costa Rica. I stayed in a house on...

This is the second in a new series of 16" square paintings on wood panels. I don't often work in a square format, but I do like the...

The scale of my recent work projects the feeling of being able to physically enter the painting’s terrain and become part of the narrative.

Collecting art, displaying art in your home - how will it look in a room? Much of my art is large in scale and full of color, but it works.