The Parklane Gallery Miniature & Small Works 2020 Exhibition kicks off today (five days later than earlier stated), and I've sold two works on opening day. The following link will take you straight to my seven; four Miniatures & three Small Works:
See my works in the show here.
Click the above link to see them in the exhibition or to make one or more your own. I am also displaying them here as a reminder.
C1698
“Orange Moon Rising”
(Oregon High Desert)
Miniature Oil on Richeson Gesso Panel
Image: 3” x 5”
Outside Frame: 5.5” x 7.38”
$500
Camping and painting since April 1st in the Wild places of the Pacific Northwest, has allowed me to experience the rythms of Nature, among them cycles of the Moon. The atmosphere determines the colour of each rising; here a storm passed away to the east, and the Moon rose orange through the remnant vapours, as the sun set behind me.
C1699
“The Long Shadows of Evening”
(Oregon High Desert)
Miniature Oil on Richeson Gesso Panel
Image: 3” x 5”
Outside Frame: 5” x 7”
$600
There are certain campsites that are not particularly spectacular of themselves, but which will reward you, if you keep an eye out through the hours of the day. This was one such place, where the rewards came in the various lightings of the landscape that occurred, such as here as afternoon showers give way to the long shadows of evening.
C1700
“Early Morning Reverie”
(Reflection Lakes, Mt. Rainier NP, Washington Cascades)
Miniature Oil on Pannelli Telati fine Cotton Panel
Image: 4” x 6”
Outside Frame: 6.13” x 8.13”
$650
Breakfasting here in the pre-dawn, while awaiting for reflections to appear, gave way to a different experience of cloud and mist arising in the dawn light. And while watching the subtle light show a Grey Jay landed on my foot, stretched out upon a rock, and had a conversation with me.
C1701
“Slot Canyon Afternoon”
(Mount Rainier NP, Washington Cascades)
Miniature Oil on Pannelli Telati fine Cotton Panel
Image: 4” x 6”
Outside Frame: 6.5” x 8.5”
Sold
Slot Canyon is reminiscent of a millrace, in its straightness, and width ... of course its depth is quite a bit more! Not only is this natural phenomenon highly accessible ( the road passes over it), but one may see Mount Adams to the south from here, and a stroll of a few yards to the north brings one to this great view of Mount Rainier.
C1703
“Last Light on the Mountain & New Moon”
(Mount Rainier NP, Washington Cascades)
Small Oil on Pannelli Telati fine Cotton Panel
Image: 4” x 6”
Outside Frame: 5.5” x 7.5”
Sold
A wonderful evening stroll, up near Sunrise Visitors Center, brought me this wonderful experience ... worth getting back to camp after dark.
C1659
“Voices of the Ancients ”
(Hovenweep National Monument, Utah)
Small Oil on Pannelli Telati fine Cotton Panel
Image: 5” x 7”
Outside Frame: 8” x 10”
$425
Hovenweep, is worth a visit, for the interesting set of 800 year old structures built by an outlying community of nearby Mesa Verde. The main unit features a two mile circular walk, with many interesting ruins.The keen, such as I, should visit every unit of the extended Monument.
C1665
“Evening Gold in the Valley of the Gods”
(Utah)
Small Oil on Centurian Oil Primed Linen Panel
Image: 5” x 7”
Outside Frame: 8” x 10”
$350
One of several colourful sunsets experienced in the Valley of the Gods, Utah; on the horizon can be seen several of the monumental buttes at Monument Valley, 20 miles away in nearby Arizona.
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