From Bellows' Field

Trees, greens, a view of the sea and cows dotted the landscape of George Bellows' field.

From Bellows' Field  oil study  6x8 

Some of us went there to paint, but rain ruined the work. Here is another painting after revisiting about five years later. See it on view now at the Conanicut Island Art Association exhibit "Painterly," at Jamestown Philomenian Library at Town Hall on Narragansett Avenue through May 11.

If you plan to be at TF Green Airport before May 9, please visit GreenSpace Gallery (next to Arrivals) where seven paintings of mine and about a dozen more of two other artists greet visitors to Rhode Island.

Please view more work at my website and at the link to DailyPaintWorks on the right.
Thank you!

#184 Landscape Green Study I

Landscape Green Study I  $450, oil, 10 x 8 -  if interested in purchase please contact me by email. This was the first painting in a three day landscape study group where we were set upon first by gypsy moth and tent caterpillars raining down upon us inspite of umbrellas and protective clothes. Later came the actual rain - inches of it. Inspired by the most amazing amount of greenness ever seen by these eyes, I forged ahead and am pleased with the result. I resisted the temptation to tart it up by naming it Fifty Shades of Green. Painted with a palette knife to practice mixing the colors first on the palette before transferring to the panel.

Apologies for being remiss in posting recently. I have been painting a lot and am ready to show some of the reasons for the delay.

Happy Summer Solstice!

#184 Landscape Green Study I

Landscape Green Study I  $450, oil, 10 x 8 -  if interested in purchase please contact me by email. This was the first painting in a three day landscape study group where we were set upon first by gypsy moth and tent caterpillars raining down upon us inspite of umbrellas and protective clothes. Later came the actual rain - inches of it. Inspired by the most amazing amount of greenness ever seen by these eyes, I forged ahead and am pleased with the result. I resisted the temptation to tart it up by naming it Fifty Shades of Green. Painted with a palette knife to practice mixing the colors first on the palette before transferring to the panel.

Apologies for being remiss in posting recently. I have been painting a lot and am ready to show some of the reasons for the delay.

Happy Summer Solstice!

#183 Spring at the Grist Mill

Spring at the Grist Mill oil on panel 8x10

$225