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Showing posts with label American landscapes. Show all posts
apple tree
18" x 24"
watercolor on hot press paper
$575 (unframed)

Last year in August i visited Byam Farms in Chelmsford for a quick sketches and photo study session of the farm. The small farm is attached to the Barrett–Byam Homestead is a historic house, headquarters of the Chelmsford Historical Society.
This painting is inspired by their collection of Apple trees.

Here is a quick study done on the day of the trip:

Final stage


stage 2
stage 1
18" x 24"
watercolor on hot press paper
$575 (unframed)


Last year in August i visited Byam Farms in Chelmsford for a quick sketches and photo study session of the farm. The small farm is attached to the Barrett–Byam Homestead is a historic house, headquarters of the Chelmsford Historical Society.
This painting is inspired by their collection of Apple trees, using a dynamic diagonal composition.
This is my first painting of the new year. Happy New Year!!

Here is a quick study done on the day of the trip:
Backyard Landscape
" Art should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed" - unknown author.


A portion of the sales from the reception on September 16th, 2017 will be donated to the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas.
The reception is at the Chelmsford Library
Time:2:30 - 4:30pm

I read this recently, " Art should disturb the comfortable and comfort the disturbed" and decided to follow the second part.
River walk
11" x 14"
alcohol ink on yupo
$300 (With mat and frame)
 

Enjoyed working with alcohol ink on yupo- a new technique for me!! Now onto landscapes. Used masking fluid this time for the moon.
Hope you like it.

This painting ( 2 out of 3 submitted) has been accepted into the Shawsheen River arts show at the Andover Historical  Society. September 10th - December 22nd 2016
Note from Elaine Clements of the Historical Society
"Dear Priti,
Thank you for submitting your artwork for the Shawsheen River Arts exhibition. 28 artists submitted over 50 works, each reflecting a different aspect of the Shawsheen River. The jury has convened and made their selections. 24 works were selected for the exhibition.
The jury selected two of your pieces, Along the River and River Walk, for the show.
Congratulations!"

This painting sold at Picture Yourself Frame shop in Chelmsford by Roberta Witts. Thank you Roberta.
neighbor's house
Neighbor's House
10" x 10"
Acrylic on Gallery wrapped canvas
$175

Happy to mention that this entry has been accepted into the Brush Gallery's  
Houses & Homes
The Annual Members' Exhibition



THEME: Your personal concept of home including tree houses, nests, traditional homes, dog houses, futuristic homes, etc

MEDIUM: All media welcomed

METHOD OF SELECTION: Uploaded digital images only (no disks, slides or photographs)

JUROR: Michael Roundy, Visiting Lecturer and Foundations Coordinator, Art and Design Department, University of Massachusetts Lowell 
summer garden
Acrylic on Print Making Paper
12" x 18"
$400


First time using print making paper, wonderful experience, look forward to doing more paintings on this paper. This painting was tough to get right, it took me 3 tries but i am finally happy with the results.
Goodbye winter

oil on canvas
8"x 10"
$250

Small winter painting that reflects the mood of this winter on a good day, lots of snow, dark sky with some patches of afternoon sun, cold and dry. Thats a NE winter!







Welcome Spring
9" x 12"
oil on gessoboard
$300

Enjoyed painting all the fresh green colors and textures of spring. Feel free to zoom in to see them for yourself.

American landscape #6


American Landscape #5


American landscape #7
!0 " x 10"
oil on canvas
$325 each

These landscape paintings are done from photos taken around the New England area. The paintings reflect the beauty of the area during the warmer months, the simple beauty of land, sky and water along with trees and grass.