Ablaze at Wildwood - NA
Oils on Canvas Panel, 12" x 16"
Available at $25 plus $10 shipping.
Another version of the Burnt Orange trees at Wildwood. This time I tried to resist the urge to go at it with my palette knife, not entirely successful, but for the most part, this is a brush painting. Yum on the colors.
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Monday, October 06, 2014
Turning Maples - SOLD
Turning Maples
Oil on Canvas Panel, 9" x 12"
SOLD at $20 plus $8 shipping.
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Another small palette knife painting. Maples slowly starting to change color.
Oil on Canvas Panel, 9" x 12"
SOLD at $20 plus $8 shipping.
Click Here to Buy Now thru DPW.
Another small palette knife painting. Maples slowly starting to change color.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Riverside Two
Riverside Two
Oil on Stretched Canvas, 12" x 12"
Available at 3-Day Auction through DPW, starting at $25
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This is another version of the painting from yesterday, done on stretched canvas. It is also a palette knife painting, with much texture. Please see below for a close up.
Thanks for looking!
Oil on Stretched Canvas, 12" x 12"
Available at 3-Day Auction through DPW, starting at $25
Please click here to place a bid.
This is another version of the painting from yesterday, done on stretched canvas. It is also a palette knife painting, with much texture. Please see below for a close up.
Thanks for looking!
Labels:
12" x 12",
Impressionistic,
landscape,
Oil on Stretched Canvas,
Palette Knife,
Textured,
trees,
Water
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Tree Study with Birches - SOLD
Tree Study with Birches
Oil on Canvas board, 12" x 16"
Sold at $70.00 plus shipping.
I had a lot of reds and oranges left from the orange floral painting, and didn't want to waste them (expensive colors in oil), so found this photo of the wonderful trees at the top of my daughter's driveway. You see a lot of these trees in this part of the country, gnarly trunks covered with lichen, and of course, birches. This was taken in the fall, when some trees had lost their leaves already, but there was still a lot of color. Thanks for looking.
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