Eugene P. McNerney's Paintings, Day By Day

......a retrospective, a gallery, a journal, and a continuing exploration, ......until my paints run dry.

Saturday, January 31, 2026

Trump's Gestapo - and - Truth In Art

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About Me

Eugene P. McNerney
I have been a professional artist and designer for more decades than I care to count. My artwork is represented in collections across America and in Europe, and I still enjoy painting, and I plan to continue as long as I am able......and as long as I have room to keep storing more paintings. That problem of storage brings to mind, one of the motives for the creation of this blog. There is a well known quote by Leonardo Da Vinci, proclaiming that paintings are never finished, they are only abandoned. That is a familial feeling for many artists, myself included. But now, after a half century of growing accumulation, I realize that the time has come for me to have a multitude of abandonings. So I will be offering my artwork in this blog, as I come to it, day by day, the oldest pieces as well as the newest things, fresh off of the easel.
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