early works
Leslie Browne’s early paintings are a critical portrait of the American middle class. Based in Amsterdam, her reflection of the States is enhanced as a witness from a distance. Being a product of the culture she paints, her work is not without sentimentality.
Long Wait Reality – 1999 (100 x 150 cm)
I Love Him – 1999 (80 x 120 cm)
Worth the Wait – 1998 (125 x 145 cm)
Caribbean – 1996 (45 x 70 cm)
Donut House – 1995 (50 x 70 cm)
Next Door Neighbor – 1995 (100 x 240 cm)
Mosaic Coffee Table Blues – 1994 (160 x 2450 cm)
Family Values – 1994 (160 x 240 cm)
American Heritage – 1993 (160 x 240 cm)
Food is Love – 1992 (160 x 240 cm)
Youth and Innocence – 1991 (160 x 240 cm)
3-Ply Polyester Plaid – 1990 (160 x 240 cm)
Dinner at the O.K. Corral – 1990 (110 x 165 cm)
Consumer Complex – 1990 (180 x 220 cm.)
I Know Where I’m Going – 1990 (180 x 120 cm)
You Can’t See the Pacific from Pacific Ave – 1989 (160 x 240 cm)
Harvey B. Pitcher – 1989 (160 x 140 cm)
Ruben’s House – 1985 (100 x 150 cm)
Enrico’s Pool – 1985 (200 x 210 cm)
