An onion: quaint, but oh, so necessary for flavor and taste. This rendering in oil embodies its presence from its thin translucent skin to its wiry beard. Waiting patiently to be disrobed and sacrificed to satisfy the palate.

13.5" X 16" Oil on Canvas. Gold Frame. 

Richard St. Jean has honed his craft on his own, using perspective and a God-given ability to infuse his work with tremendous energy and realistic detail.  Working in ink and oils since 1990, he recently switched to acrylic and is experimenting with landscape and still life. Richard is a lifetime resident of Attleboro and a frequent donor the the museum art auction.