Pasadena Art: Colorado Street Bridge Landscape Painting - The Bridge Aglow

"The Bridge Aglow"
(The Colorado Street Bridge from a vantage point near the Federal Court of Appeals, Arroyo Seco)

SOLD

11 x 14 inches
plein air painting


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In October 2010, I had the opportunity to paint the Colorado Street Bridge from the vantage point a little south of the Federal Courthouse on the east side of the Arroyo Seco, at a private home.

The late afternoon light grazing the bridge created a peaceful mood. The foreground oak tree provided a natural frame for the scene.

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The Way of the Oak - California Impressionist Landscape Eaton Canyon Oil Painting

The Way of the Oak

12 x 16 oil on canvas

A stately old oak arches over one of California's most popular trails at Eaton Canyon, in Altadena. The trail beckons the wanderer on a beautiful spring day.

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Pasadena Pond - Ducks in the Arroyo Seco below the Colorado Street Bridge - oil painting

Arroyo Ducks
(by Pasadena's Colorado Street Bridge)
12 x 16
oil painting on linen panel
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Cars may travel overhead on Pasadena's Colorado Street Bridge and the 134 Freeway, but below, in the Arroyo Seco, ducks calmly paddle in ponds as they most likely always have.

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California Art Club South Pasadena Paint Out - Rialto Visions

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"The Rialto"
9 x 12
plein air oil painting on panel

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Last Sunday, a group of 30 or more plein air painters affiliated with the California Art Club gathered together in South Pasadena for a paint-out at the venerable Rialto Theater, which has fallen into disrepair in the past few years. The paintings which we created will be sold and a portion of the proceeds will go to restoring The Rialto to its former glory. Some of us also painted other scenes of South Pasadena, which I will be posting here and on My Gallery website.


I arrived at the event in the afternoon and caught the building in partial shade from across the street.

Although there were promos on the marquee for movies and theater rentals, I opted to leave it empty so that a potential purchaser could always imagine their favorite flick playing there, and relive some fond memories.