Paintings by Beth S. Goldberg

"Kinetic Energy" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage, frottage and acrylic)

30" x 38"

This was created when the artist incorporated several principals of surrealism into a painting as a example for a workshop the artist was giving on that topic. It includes biomorphism, flotation, frottage, collage and the juxtaposition of out of scale objects to create a picture with a mystical quality.

"Amadeus" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage, acrylic and sandpaper)

30" x 36"

This is a historical research piece on the music and costumes of Mozart's era.

"Triboro Bridge" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage, acrylic and gesso)

30" x 38"

This was inspired by majesty of the structure of the Triboro Bridge in New York.

"Innocent Victims" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage and acrylic)

15" x 30"

This was inspired by the artist's reaction to the death of victims through violence. While this was not painted in response to the invasion of the Ukraine, unfortunately, it could easily have been.

"Cafe Au Lait" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage, printing, acrylic, magazine, newspaper)
32" x 39"

This was inspired by a moment of relaxation with a cup of coffee.

"A Financial Umbrella" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage and acrylic)

30" x 36"

This was commissioned by a financial advisor who admired a colleague's painting about the financial world also painted by Beth S. Goldberg.

"Big City" by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (collage and acrylic)
22” x 29” framed

This contrasts nature, a beautiful sunset, against man-made bridges and skyscrapers. It depicts highlights of New York City.

“Camp Revisited” by Beth S. Goldberg
Mixed Media (collage and acrylic)
33” x 41” framed

This was inspired by listening to a teenager who went on the March of the Living and told of her reaction to visiting the different concentration camps.

“Equal Justice” by Beth S. Goldberg
Mixed Media (collage and acrylic)
26.5” x 38” framed

This depicts the scales of justice and implies the credo of the Statute of Liberty welcoming all with justice and freedom.

“Noah’s Ark” by Beth S. Goldberg

Mixed Media (rice paper, frottage, acrylic and collage) on canvas board

28” x 38” framed

This was inspired by the story of Noah’s Ark in which God told Noah to take two of each animal and load them on an ark to continue the human race and the different species of animals.