Watercolor by my grandfather Lewis G. Adams
This leather box originally belonged to my grandfather, Lewis G. Adams. He has been my life-long inspiration and hero. An American art student in Paris during the 1920’s, he became a major architect in New York City. He was also an accomplished watercolor painter. Above all, he was one of the most creative, funny, generous and compassionate human beings I ever knew.
Michael Lynn Adams is a contemporary representational artist whose luminous still life and figurative oil paintings reflect his deep appreciation for beauty and simplicity found in everyday life. His award-winning paintings have been exhibited in numerous prestigious international and national shows including, Salon International, Oil Painters of America National, and California Art Club Gold Medal exhibitions; and are in private and museum collections across the United States. In 2012 with artist Michael Pearce, Adams co-founded of The Representational Art Conference – the premier international conference exploring the philosophical underpinnings of representational art in the 21st century.
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