The typical Pat Moss still life is a coordinated and controlled symphony of line and color. Unlike an illustrator, Pat doesn't attempt to copy Mother Nature's achievements in two dimension. Instead, she uses her distinctive curving lines and flowing forms to literally capture and contain subtle segments of color. These she organizes into complimentary, thematic, arrangements. In this art, Pat Moss comes closest to being a pure abstractionist, though she never quite crosses the line into non-objectivity.
Friendly realism is what people expect from a Moss painting, and still-life is no exception.
While an original P. Buckley Moss still life is always something to be treasured, a few of these paintings HAVE been very successfully reproduced. For those collectors whose aesthetic sense is well-developed, the still life art of P. Buckley Moss provides an opportunity to enter a world of unadulterated artistic pleasure. It's a chance to be truly emersed in the purest music of art.