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Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Two Paintings at Exeter Chamber of Commerce




I placed two paintings in the offices of the Exeter, NH Chamber of Commerce.
The first painting is an acrylic, 11 by 14 inches, of Peggy's Cove, Nova '.
The second painting is a pastel, image size 12 by 16 inches, depicting my haiku "Adrift." " Adrift on a dark, dark sea, I dream of what never was and never will be." It has been in my inventory for several years now. It's kind of a strange case: It has won several awards in at least 3 art shows, including a first with high praise from the judge but I've been unable to sell it. I've reduced the price hoping it will find a good home.

Monday, October 27, 2008

My latest Painting/Peggy's Cove, NS


Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia is uniquely, stark and beautiful. It also has a quaint coziness that just begs for an artistic treatment. I have painted Peggy's Cove a number of times in the past but never this particular scene.
Due to health reason I haven't painted in a very long time. The previous paintings I've shown were all one or two years old.
This is my latest painting that I finished yesterday. It's and 11 by 14 inch acrylic that I will be showing this Saturday at an arts and crafts fair at the Junior High School in Hampton, New Hampshire. I think I'm the token impressionist painter for the group.