Bucky, 24" x 30", oil on canvas, December 30, 2008

Abstract Landscape V, 16" x 12", oil on board, December 2008

Jack Lohre, 30" x 40", oil on canvas, November 25, 2008
Ludlow Panthers win the Northern Kentucky Youth Football Super Bowl

Fountain IV, 12" x 16", oil on board, November 23, 2008

Grant Park, Chicago; 4' x 3', latex on canvas, November 4, 2008

Evanswood Place, Clifton, Cincinnnati Ohio; 16" x 12", oil on board, October 24, 2008

Grill Man, 16" x 12", oil on board, September 2008. This painting follows in the great tradition of men with their kills. Instead of an Indian standing over his Buffalo we have Bob standing over his grill.

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Clifton Meadows, 3' x 4', latex on canvas, June 2008

Painted for the summer of 2008. Tom has always wanted to paint a work for each summer. Finally he has pulled it off. The 3' x 4' work is effortlessly done using gloss acrylic paint on sign painters canvas. The two divers are the best of the season.

Looking to have the 8" x 10" oil on canvas of the Clifton Cow Jumping Over the Moon in Mount Storm Park outputted on vinyl and applied to one of two possible walls flanking the gravel pit between Spiral Light and Dan's Clifton Barbers.

Rob Portman, Oil on board, 12" x 16", April 24, 2008
Commercial Real Estate Developers Power Breakfast
Thursday, April 24, 2008 at the Duke Energy Center Grand Ballroom, Rob Portman was the key note speaker at the Cincinnati Business Courier's seventh annual Commercial Real Estate Developers Power Breakfast. Rob Portman is one of Cincinnati's favorite political sons who is on Sen. John McCain's short list of vice presidential running mate candidates. Portman talked about our three-state region's most powerful connection, trade as well as took questions about today's political climate and issues and his future. Also in attendance, Ky. Sec. of State Trey Grayson who provided a south-of-the-Ohio River view.

Richard T Farmer, Oil on board, 12" x 16", April 18th, 2008
Richard Farmer, Founder & Chairman of the Board of Cintas Corporation spoke at Xavier University on April 18th, 2008 as part of the Distinguished Speakers Series. All were welcome to hear his talk, "10 Important Experiences Over 50 Years in Business. "

Herb Feldman, Oil on canvas, detail

Tom Lohre & AG Lafley, Chairman & CEO of Proctor & Gamble with his portrait. http://tomlohre.com/lafley.htm

A.G. Lafley enjoyed hearing of Tom's painting robot and thought it played well to his new book: "The Game-Changer: How You Can Drive Revenue and Profit Growth With Innovation." Later Tom's painting robot produced a work derived from Mr. Lafley's image shown to the left of the photo above.

http://tomlohre.com/thegreat2.htm

THE GREAT TOMASO’S FLYING BICYCLE

The bicycle has it’s own colorful propeller and balloons attached to a bar that encircles the driver and passenger. As they ride, many times they leave the ground.

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Mike Wilger, proprietor of the Visual History Gallery, works with "Artisto."

Link to "Artisto" paintings in the show: http://tomlohre.com/newart.htm

Link to the brochure about "Artisto": http://tomlohre.com/VHG08.pdf

Gallery Web Site: http://visualhistorygallery.com

Dan cuts a little boys hair with Tom Lohre's paintings in the background. Over 25 paintings hang on the walls and are for sale. Join Tom at Dan's Clifton Barbers every 3rd Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m., light refreshments, children welcomed, 337 Ludlow Ave, Cincinnati OH 45220, near the Esquire Theater, 513-281-3163. Haircuts available during reception.

Bahamian Home, 20" x 16", watercolor on paper, 1995

The Sun by Helen, 16" x 12", acrylic on canvas

Master Drew, 24" x 30", oil on canvas, October 31st, 2007The final of five portraits started in 2000 for a grandmother. I takes about a year and a half to complete such a work. Several months were used to collect information. The face was painted in November 2006, The landscape on the right in April, the trellis and porch on the left in June. In October the hands, suit, foreground and veranda on the lower right were painted.http://tomlohre.com/drew.htm

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Entrance to 3-Mile Harbor, 16" x 12, Oil on board, August 2007, The latest in a long line of paintings done while traveling. Tom's paint box has space for four wet 16" x 12" gessoed boards. Some are panted in one day others with figures take a week with Tom working on the figure during the evening and going on location to paint the landscape. http://tomlohre.com/river&.htm

Your face in a masterpiece Pick any painting in the Cincinnati Art Museum and Tom will paint your face in it. Phot from United Press International 1979.

A peek into Tom's Apartment in New York City in 1986.

Helen's Tall Stack Portrait http://tomlohre.com/helen2.htm

Portrait of Sydney Sydney wears a tutu from the Cincinnati Ballet. She is painted as an Ice Fairy in "The Nutcracker." The dancer to the right is Tom's daughter, Helen.

AbledArts a web site for challenged artists

Trapping Deer in a residential neighborhood for food http://tomlohre.com/deer.htm, Painted like the circus side show pushcart shown here, the deer trap will be a walk in box made of netting with trap closure. It will be covered with waterproof paintings on plastic sheeting. It would be more of an art object than a real trap

Clifton Chronicle, Cincinnati, Tom Lohre, editor

Contact Information Tom Lohre 513-236-1704 2649 as of 090223

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