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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Queen Anne's Lace on Blue
Nature's dazzling Queen Anne's Lace fills me with delight each fall when it grows with the cobalt Asters. I love it in flower arrangements and I love to paint it. I think pastel captures the nuances in the petal colors. This is an unframed, 5" x 7" pastel on board. $65.00. SOLD
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Waterfall in Spring
I have experienced spring this year in four different places: Florida, Colorado Kentucky and Maine. March with my sister Sue; April as chief Dog walker while daughter Jenny recovered from a hip replacement; with friend Barbara at the Kentucky Derby to watch my grandaughter, Rosie, run for the Roses and finally here at home in Maine I have found time to paint this beautiful waterfall from my first spring. This pastel painting is framed and measures 14" x 18".
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Shack on Manana
The shack takes on a whole different aspect when viewed from between two well kept cottages and beautiful gardens. The painting is a watercolor, 16" x 20", matted and framed. $265.00
Monday, August 8, 2011
Sunflowers by the Door
The sight of sunflowers make me happy and I love buying them from the Farmer's Market and bringing them home to paint. "Sunflowers" is a watercolor, 16" x 20", matted and framed, $265.00
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Jamie's Place
You can probably guess whose house this is. A beautiful secluded and peaceful spot on Monhegan Island.
It is an 16" x 20", watercolor, matted and framed, $265.00
It is an 16" x 20", watercolor, matted and framed, $265.00
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Bowl of Summer
This " Bowl of Zinnias " refreshes my mind and encourages me to take care of the my gardens so there are evermore flowers to paint. It is a 15" x 22" watercolor unframed, $350.00 SOLD
Friday, April 8, 2011
Dogwood, Spanish Moss & Azaleas
Spending March with sister, Sue in Florida, gave me the opportunity to experience an early spring this year. In addition to warm weather, the dogwoods and azaleas were in full bloom. Who could resist painting them? This is a framed pastel, 14" x 18". Questions? jfree@wildblue.net
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