Jude Lobe's MUSIC

Paintings with music theme

A more beautiful instrument has never been

designed. The golden hues of the wood grow

mellower and deeper with age. The curves are

both provocative and engaging. And the

sound . . . it can weep, shout with joy, laugh

with abandon, sing with pride. The fiddle is

perfection of design.

It’s don’t matter time of day,

the music’s got a pull,

like the gravity, man.

It don’t know

no time or place.

You play . . . because

if you don’t . . . you aren’t.

the drummer

Hands dance wildly with heat and sticks.

Playing on the edge.

Drives your beating heart.

Big,

wiley arms wrap about you.

the drummer

the Piano Man.

lost in time and space,

keys,

pedals

and body one.

an experience created.

SYNERGY

Mandolin player moving with the rhythm

of the tune,

his soul becoming one with the instrument,

the rhythm,

the mood.

1 plus 1 = 3

HOMETOWN CONCERT IN THE PARK

Acrylic 36X24X15

MOZART’S TRIO IN Bb

Mixed Media [oil, copper, enamel, paper]

24X18 1.5 In NC Maple Floater Frame

FIDDLER’S PERSPECTIVE

Oil 24X36X1.5

SOLD

WHAT DANCE YOU DO

Oil 30X30X1.5

Sold

KEYS

Oil on Canvas

30X24X1.5

They unlock the soul of the player. They open

the door of expression. They let the music

come into your heart.

PLAYERS

Acrylic 12X12X15

SOLD

Available in Limited Edition

Giclees

HARPIN’ ON

Acrylic on Linen 24X30

WINTER COOL

Acrylic on Linen

20X60X1.5

SOLD

A MUSED FIDDLER

Acrylic on Linen 24X30

SERVING JAZZ

Acrylic 30X30X1.5

STRUMMER

Acrylic 8X8X1.5

SOLD

AT HOME WITH A FIDDLE

Acrylic on Linen 8 X 8 X1.5

SOLD

JAZZTOWN

Watercolor & Ink 7 X 7

MANDOLIN & FRIEND

Acrylic on Linen

20X60X1.5

PIANOMAN

Oil 24X38

SOLD

KEYED INTO JAZZ

Acrylic on Linen 24X48

Walnut Frame

HOT STICKS

Acrylic 18x24

SOLD

BORN TO FIDDLE

Oil on Linen 30X40

‘ROUND MIDNIGHT

Acrylicl on Linen 20X40

BLUES A-BREWIN’

Acrylic 18x24X1.5

JAZZ ON THE HORIZON

Acrylicl on Linen 12X12

The Fiddler reaches that ideal condition of harmony, oneness with his muse. In a state of freedom from pain, worry, angst. Freedom to follow the rhythm of the strings.

In recognition of Sonny Boy Williamson, Walton Horton, James Cotton, Junior Wells, John Mayall and all the pioneers of the blues harmonica. No more soulful sound could be so visceral as the Blues harmonica.