Here are the paintings completed since 2010. More to follow.
These two 7 X 5 paintings were donated to the Meals on Wheels program to be raffled off at the Salem Senior Services, Salem, NH.
20 X 16
Acrylic on Canvas
Mixing two hobbies, painting and astronomy, I am trying some space art for a change of subject.
Flowers, 2010
16 X 20
Acrylic on Canvas
Shadowbox
20 X 24, October 2010
Acrylic on canvas
I went back to my favorite subject, still life. I had several of these objects in the studio. The wood shoe, glass insulator and small black jar were found in antique shops, the birds and scissors were my Mother-in-law’s, and the Hot Wheel truck is my grandson’s. The shadow box and other items were from my imagination. A fun painting to do with all the different surfaces and textures to paint.
Taylor Sawmill
Derry, New Hampshire
24 X 20, 2010
Acrylic on canvas
Private collection
Located in Derry, New Hampshire, Taylor’s Sawmill is a water powered, vertical sawmill that operates during the summer months. It’s open two Saturdays a month when the water behind the dam is high enough to turn the overshot wheel. When operating the whole building rumbles and the smell of fresh-cut wood is intoxicating.
Ingram’s Iris
20″ X 16″ July, 2010
Acrylic on canvas
Murphy’s Chickens
20 X 16, July 2010
Acrylic on canvas
The Chicken “Devil”
Acrylic on masonite panel
8″ X 10″, June 2010
Private collection
Red-wing Blackbird
Acrylic on canvas
16″ X 20″, June 2010
I photographed this Red-wing Blackbird while kayaking on the Pow-wow River in Kingston NH. He was perched on a tree stump along a mud bank and was singing and flashing the red and yellow chevrons on his wings.
Apples in Sunlight
Acrylic on canvas
24″ X 16″ April, 2010
We visited a local apple orchard and I took a bunch of photos of the produce for sale. There was a dormer in the roof of the barn and a single shaft of sunlight was hitting a group of baskets of apples on a table. The photo had strong sunlight on the apples and deep shadows around the edges and this framed the baskets of apples perfectly.
A Seagull’s View
Acrylic on Canvas
24 X 20 March, 2010
The River’s Bend
Acrylic on canvas
24 X 20, 2010
For this painting, I wanted to experiment with a loose and quickly done style that reflected the visual and atmospheric impression my eyes saw. I wanted to paint this scene quickly. I used very loose slashes, dabs and strokes of color on a very smooth, toned canvas. For more details, go to Painting Process for the River’s Bend.
Common Loon, Canobie Lake, N. H.
Acrylic on canvas
19 X 12, March, 2010
Private Collection
November Gourds
Acrylic on canvas
20 x 16, January, 2010
Winter Storm Ends
Acrylic on art panel
20 X 16 January, 2010
A late January storm hit, and this was the view from my back deck as the storm ended.
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Don
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Hey,Little Bro,
I am so impressed with your work. Love the loon especially. Larry checks your site every week or so to see what you are now accomplishing. I am pleased you will have more time to commit to your art now.
Love, Ellie
Great art work!
Hey,Little Bro,
I am so impressed with your work. Love the loon especially. Larry checks your site every week or so to see what you are now accomplishing. I am pleased you will have more time to commit to your art now.
Love, Ellie
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