Paintings of Winter in the History of Art

Winter can be dreary, cold and lacking in vibrant colors. But this has not stopped artists from finding and capturing the beauty of winter in their landscape paintings. In fact, the cool blues, smoky grey, and deep forest greens are a favorite palette for both artist...

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days: Day 14

            I reworked the square composition from day 11 by adding another layer, making more of a fan shape.  I like the way the composition is moving between micro-macro; close-up to vista with each element.  It is moving beyond the...

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days: Day 13

    Ipswich River Reflections, II.  This is my first attempt at creating a vertical composition rather than a horizontal one.  I couldn’t bring myself to tear the painting in half and lose the reflection in the water as it appears here.  I painted the...

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days: Day 12

                For today I experimented with ribbons of color with the intention of making a coastal/mountain range image.  A little raw for now, but I will keep exploring this idea....

Thirty Paintings in 30 days: Day 11

I missed day 10!  I’m going to blame it on the New England Patriots.  I got so into the football game against Baltimore I forgot to upload my  post.  Anyway, here is the piece I should have posted yesterday.  It is a study of the water ripples from the Ipswich...

Thirty Paintings in 30 Days: Day Nine

I re-worked the wall relief I did for day seven today.  I felt the space in the center was too empty, so I added another element to it-more color and texture, and more in keeping with the gardens themselves.           Boston Public Gardens II,...

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