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E. Dale Erickson is one of San Francisco's best Contemporary Realist painters. His domestic interiors, still life scenes, and cityscapes reveal his midwestern roots and his long residence on the west coast.

This web site has a tiny sampling of the original oil paintings and giclee reproductions that are available. A visit to the gallery or studio is highly recommended.

Dale will be opening his studio at Project Artaud during San Francisco Open Studios during October 2006.

Beween now and then, you can see his work at the Adler Gallery, at 251 Post Street in San Francisco

or you can visit his studio - just contact Dale at (415) 552-5198.

<-- Dale and his dog, Teddy, in his painting studio at Project Artaud, February 2006


July 2006 -

Dale has completed several of those "enlarged portraits" that we mentioned in February, as well as the images of interiors from the copper mining country, and landscapes from the southeast.

Here's some of his current works in progress:


February 2006 -
Dale has started a couple of new series. He's working on some "enlarged portraits" - detailed closeups of friends and neighbors ("Bern" is at left.) He says he needs time off between these portraits so he'll be painting one of these every now and then, while he works on other subjects. He has started an enlarged portrait of his dog, Teddy, in the underpainting stage (at right.)

Also in the underpainting stage are some new images of interiors from the copper mining country where many of Dale's relatives still live.

Dale has also decided to unwrap and re-stretch some of his early work, from Chicago. He's been slowly going through it and picking out the best pieces (see below.)

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