I am looking forward to participating in a lil silent autction up in Rye, NY with the Rye Arts Center this fall.
I'll have the above alla prima piece I made earlier this year in Maine, up for auction in their gallery, as well as painting a another piece on location, for the auction, the day of the auction - October 3rd. If you are in the Rye area, check out the painters around the town! Thanks for the invite, Rye Arts Center & Jim Langley! Here's more information: http://ryeartscenter.org/?page_id=5539
Showing posts with label hudson river fellowship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hudson river fellowship. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Thursday, July 30, 2015
some recent (and old) landscape studies...
All painted on location, "en plein air"...
Old Barn, White Mountains, 8 x 10, oil on canvas 2013
Hudson Palisades, 10 x 8, oil on canvas, 2014
Oak study against Palisades, detail, oil on panel, 2014
River water, NH, graphite and chalk on toned paper, 9 x 12, 2013
Hastings-on-Hudson Parking Lot, detail, oil on canvas, 2014
Where We Used to Smoke, detail, oil on panel, 2014
Winter Bridge, Hastings, 10 x 8, graphite and chalk on toned paper, 2013
Jackson falls, river study, 2013
Smiths Point Cove, quick alla prima on Vinalhaven Island, ME, detail, oil on panel, 2015
Watertower, detail, oil on panel, 2014
Winter Palisades, 6 x 6, oil on panel, 2013
Salamander and Pine Log, 9 x 12, oil on paper, 2013
Cherry Tree, detail, oil on panel, 2013
Londonplane Tree study, graphite on toned paper, 2012
Pigweed study, 8 x 10, graphite and chalk on paper, 2012
Pine Study, 9 x 12, graphite on paper, 2013
Moscow landscape study, 8 x 6, oil on canvas, 2013
Forest Interior study, detail, oil on canvas, 2013
Mulberry Trees, graphite on paper, 2011
Monday, August 5, 2013
returning from a journey north...
I just got back from the 2013 Hudson River Fellowship in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Check out the Grand Central Academy Blog (http://grandcentralatelier.blogspot.com/2013/07/hudson-river-fellowship-2013-week-two.html) for more information on this transformative, amazing experience. Thanks for looking again. Regards,
J
J
(photo by Emilie Lee)
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