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Saturday, February 7, 2015

"Harbor with Roses"





6x6 oil on panel

framed with an exhibition quality 
light wood contemporary float frame

This little piece is a perfect partner for the last two, making triplets. They look great together. This one was painted on my trip to the island of Islesford, off the coast of aAcadia National Park. Perfect day, roses in just the right place, lovely harbor. It really helped that our trip to that point had all been grey, rainy, and foggy. This was pure bliss to paint.

This piece is nicely framed with a contemporary float frame.

Monday, December 15, 2014

Waiting at Manchester-By-The-Sea


Waiting at Manchester-By-The-Sea

6x6

Oil on Panel


What a wonderful discovery, finding Manchester-By-The-Sea harbor not far from my home on the North Shore of Boston. I visited with a friend whose pastel class came frequently to work. Just lovely - still a working harbor where you would not expect to find one. I liked the sunlight on this small working boat and the reflections.