oil on board
8h x 6w in
20.32h x 15.24w cm
mccad069
$ 950
oil on board
14h x 12w in
35.56h x 30.48w cm
mccad071
$ 2,200
oil on board
8h x 8w in
20.32h x 20.32w cm
mccad070
$ 1,000
oil on board
8h x 6w in
20.32h x 15.24w cm
mccad072
$ 950
oil on board
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
mccad074
$ 2,300
oil on board
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
mccad075
$ 2,300
oil on board
8h x 6w in
20.32h x 15.24w cm
mccad078
$ 2,300
oil on board
8h x 6w in
20.32h x 15.24w cm
mccad080
$ 950
oil on board
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
mccad079
$ 2,300
oil on board
36 x 24 in
(91.4h x 61w cm)
$8,200
oil on board
12 x 9 in
(30.48h x 22.86w cm)
$1,900
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
$2,600
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
mccad065
$1,900
oil on board
16h x 8w in
40.64h x 20.32w cm
mccad066
$2,900
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
$1,800
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
$1,800
oil on canvas
40h x 50w in
101.60h x 127w cm
$14,000
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
$1,800
oil on panel
24h x 36w in
60.96h x 91.44w cm
$7,200
oil on canvas
60h x 45w in
152.40h x 114.30w cm
$15,500
oil on panel
24h x 18w in
60.96h x 45.72w cm
$4,200
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
mccad067
$1,900
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
mccad064
$1,900
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
mccad068
$1,900
oil on board
12h x 9w in
30.48h x 22.86w cm
$1,800
oil on panel
30h x 24w in
76.20h x 60.96w cm
$6,200
oil on board
5 x 5 in
(12.7h x 12.7w cm)
SOLD
oil on board
8 x 6 in
(20.32h x 15.24w cm)
SOLD
oil on board
24 x 24 in
(61h x 61w cm)
SOLD
oil on board
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
oil on panel
16h x 12w in
40.64h x 30.48w cm
SOLD
Danny McCaw, b. 1978, CA, (United States)
Danny McCaw is the youngest son of American Expressionist Dan McCaw, and brother to abstract modern artist John McCaw. Danny began drawing and painting at an early age and in an atmosphere where materials and family encouragement were in abundance. His youthful drawings and paintings soon developed into mature individual statements. European buildings, street facades, cathedrals, cafe scenes and ballet dances combine to make up the latest work by Danny McCaw. "I like Europe with all of the beautiful facades and ancient buildings," says McCaw." I use a primarily muted palette which really causes a strong use of light," say McCaw. After McCaw lays out the basic composition, he lets a canvas rest for a brief time, then gets the look he is striving for by gently going back through the canvas and working the colors together. "I like to rub the work," explains the artist. "I also glaze a lot and find that this harmonizes the whole painting, helping me create a nice effect, working always for the light." McCaw also enjoys deconstructing a painting down and starting all over again. "I scrape right through them and basically ruin the work, and then come right back and rebuild. I love learning through this experience. This experimenting helps me to grow and take more risks. I believe it is paying off, as my work looks different than that of any other artist I know." McCaw is excited about this method of working, as it allows him to paint more "expressionistically". "I paint with an emotion, and the viewer sees this. My goal is to reach for the specific feeling of a place, rather than just what it looks like. This is why I spend so many hours working with mood and light, rather than detail." This process also allows McCaw to create these works in a more spontaneous manner, one that allows for a little more "give and take" in the painting process. "I always begin a work one way, but then it takes a wholly different direction at the end.
Danny's life is constantly immersed in a rich atmosphere of painters, poets, and photographers, where the atmosphere is one filled with creativity and imagination. To Danny, the search for his own individuality is of the utmost importance. His art is full of honesty and creativity, and it is constantly enriched by his inquisitive nature, his desire to find his own voice, and his effort to create lasting impressions.