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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Morning Glow
16x20 - pastel (sold)
I put this painting on my facebook page but never included it in my blog. I'm starting to get interested in painting Adirondack inspired still life. I have another on my easel right now, but haven't finished it. I loved this pewter pitcher sitting near a window, filled with light, at Washington's Headquarters in Morristown, NJ. I went to my high school reunion last year and visited some nostalgic tourist spots. Washington's Headquarters was one of my favorite places to visit. It's just as I remembered it. It reminded me of the Adirondacks - light-filled, historic and beautiful.
I'm not a painter who gets too inspired by detail, I'm too impatient to spend lots of time painting things to look exactly as a photograph. Why bother? This pastel is as close as I can get to detail!
Labels:
adirondacks,
curtain,
pastel,
pewter pitcher,
soaps,
window
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Winter Night Light

A couple of weeks ago, we were at my daughter and son-in-law's home in Woodstock, New York. They have a cottage on the property, quite close to their main house and my husband and I were staying at the cottage. I took a photo of the cottage, from the main house, as it was getting dark. I had left a light on in the cottage and the snow as reflected in that light. It was lovely and yesterday I decided to do a painting from that photo. Here's the result
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