Throwback Thursday

"Grape Study"
10.5" x 7.5"
watercolor on paper - matted and framed
$200

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I'm turning back the clock and featuring a painting I did a couple years ago.  I've always really liked this painting and think it would look great in someone's kitchen.  It's a crisp study on paper, of grapes matted in white with a contemporary blonde, wooden frame.  I've just always loved the look of it . . . clean and bright.  I wish you could see it in person.  Actually, you can, if you're in Barre, MA -- it's hanging at the Woods Memorial Library in the center of town until the end of June.  :)

Here's a closer look:

Thanks for visiting and have a great day!

Getting Ready

I ordered lots of Ampersand aquabord so I can get started this week on a number of new commissions. It's a glorious day, the doors are open in the studio, the gardens are blooming and I'm rarin' to paint, so let the games begin!!

"The Attorney's Door"
18" x 24"
$1850

"The Attorney's Door" (from Old Sturbridge Village) is still on display at the Woods Memorial Library in Barre, MA along with a few other paintings.  Please stop by if you get the chance.  It's a beautiful library with a lovely display area and historical museum upstairs.

Have a great day . . . happy painting!

Woods Memorial Library

"Two Tomatoes"
11" x 14"
(watercolor on aquabord)
on display at the Woods Memorial Library
$225

I have a few paintings hanging at the Woods Memorial Library in Barre, MA for the month of June. What a lovely place! If you are in the vicinity be sure to check it out.

"The Attorney's Door"
18" x 24"
(watercolor on aquabord)
on display at the Woods Memorial Library
$1850

"Baby Dahlia"
8" x 8"
(watercolor on aquabord)
on display at the Woods Memorial Library
$225

"July Geraniums - small"
6" x 6"
(watercolor on aquabord)
on display at the Woods Memorial Library
$300

In more news . . . 

On Saturday I had the pleasure of attending a one year anniversary reception at Pompanoosuc Mills in Natick with a couple of my Backroads Studio Tour friends, Tracy Crane and Frank White.  Tracy's work is on the walls behind us . . . the Campbell's Soup can is made out of buttons!  And Frank White is a master at turning wooden bowls . . . but they are much more than that, as you can see in the photo below.

I am also pleased to share that "Pristine" and "Homestead" have found new forever homes!  I extend a big thank you to my collectors.

"Pristine"
8" x 8"
(watercolor on aquabord)
SOLD

"Homestead"
6" x 6"
(watercolor on aquabord)
SOLD

Have a great day!