I painted this from the very top of the Pedroncelli Vineyards. The views from there are spectacular in all directions. I liked this one because of the trail leading down into the vineyards and the mixed colors of fall coming on. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
Pedroncelli Vineyards
I painted this from the very top of the Pedroncelli Vineyards. The views from there are spectacular in all directions. I liked this one because of the trail leading down into the vineyards and the mixed colors of fall coming on. 16"x20" oil on canvas.
Labels:
award winning painter,
fall,
path,
plein air,
vineyards
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Estero Near Valley Ford
If it's not too windy this is a beautiful place to paint with the Estero snaking through the valley towards the coast. I'd like to live in the little farmhouse in the painting. 18"x24", oil on canvas, framed, $950
Labels:
award winning painter,
estero,
hills,
landscape,
plein air,
trees,
water,
wilderness
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Tomales Neighborhood
Friday has become Tomales Day. The more I paint there, the more I see and want to paint. Tomales is a village that seems far from everything, but it's just 20 minutes to a town. I love the rooftop shapes, along with the picket fence. 8"x16", oil on canvas.
Labels:
award winning painter,
birch trees,
fences,
late spring,
Marin County,
plein air,
trees,
vacation,
Victorians
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