Showing posts with label central coast oil painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label central coast oil painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2016

One Morning in Cayucos California impressionist seascape oil painting

 

"One Morning in Cayucos"    8 x 10 inch oil painting

This plein air painting was painted on location in Cayucos, California, at the beach house of a friend. It was a cool day, with gentle wave action. This painting is available for sale. If you're interested ... click this link to write me. See more of my paintings on my website.


Thursday, February 7, 2013

Quiet Day Carmel Bay oil painting, California seascape

SOLD
Quiet Day, Carmel Bay
11 x 14 seascape oil painting

This is a painting of Carmel Bay, on the Monterey Peninsula, on a quiet day. I love to paint in this area - the sea shows so many different moods and the colors are constantly changing. The day I was there, the sea was like glass. Beautiful, colorful glass.
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Monday, April 11, 2011

California Hillside Landscape Oil Painting - Those Fields, Those Hills

 
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An old pepper tree, a typical California sight, leans over a dusty summer hillside in California. The spring grasses have turned dusty brown, but wildflowers are still flourishing.

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Saturday, April 2, 2011

California impressionist painting - Landscape Oil Painting - Gaviota Springtime - California Art Club Gold Medal Show 100th Anniversary 2011

Gaviota Springtime
11 x 14 oil on linen plein air panel
SOLD in the 100th Anniversary of the California Art Club
Gold Medal Show, 2011, Pasadena Museum of California Art

This painting was exhibited and sold at the Pasadena Museum of California Art in Pasadena, California. It was also featured in an editorial article in the April 2011 issue of American Art Collector magazine.

It represents a graceful eucalyptus tree, arching over a springtime meadow near the coastline town of Gaviota, north of Santa Barbara. This central coast California painting is in the spirit of the early California impressionist painters such as Granville Redmond and others, who captured the natural beauty of the state and were the founders of the California Art Club 100 years ago.

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Saturday, September 25, 2010

Bishop Peak Oil Painting, San Luis Obispo, Central Coast California Art



"Farm at Bishop Peak"
San Luis Obispo, Central Coast
oil painting
14 x 18 inches


When I was painting in San Luis Obispo County earlier this spring with the California Art Club, I was especially attracted to the numerous large peaks that rise from the city of San Luis Obispo out to the sea, the last of which is Morro Rock. Bishop Peak (sometimes called Bishop's Peak) is one of the Nine Sisters. Technically they are "volcanic plugs," and the volcanoes that rose above them are long gone. Bishop Peak is the tallest of the formations, and it was noted in the diary of John Muir who wrote:

"The trail brings the traveler suddenly in sight of
Bishop Peak ... The town is fairly encircled with beautiful hills...
the one just named being most conspicuous."


The soft afternoon light and atmospheric mist from the sea made this a picture of rural tranquility that held great appeal for me.

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