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Showing posts with label tree. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Five Sisters and Egret Barbara Haviland

Five Sisters and Egret

by Barbara Haviland in Animals and WildlifeMiscellaneous
    

Description of Five Sisters and An Egret

Five Sisters and an Egret was sent to me from a friend. I painted the painting above from the photo. I love how it came out.  Thank, Cliff

Friday, May 18, 2018

Beach Cove, seascape,mini, oils,Barbara Haviland-Texas Contemporary Artist

Beach Cove,oils,miniature,Barbara Haviland-Contemporary Texas Artist

 
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Contemporary Artist
medium oils canvas panel
size 6"x 8"
I have found time to do a Beach Cove. This photo was borrowed from a site I belong to. This is my version.  
Title  Beach Cove
Medium oils on canvas
Size 6"x 8"

Thursday, February 16, 2017

Tree over Water with Sea Gulls Barbara Haviland,canvas, oil painting

© Barbara Haviland-Barbsgarden Texas Artist
© Barbara Haviland-Barbsgarden Texas Artist
The tree over the water was done from my photos taken in Rockport.  I  kind of embellished some.  The painting is signed and not framed.
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Live Oak in Spring by Kristine Kainer

NFS

Spring in the Hill Country of Texas is glorious.  Wildflowers such as bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, and evening primroses blanket the landscape in a kaleidoscope of colors.  This painting attempts to capture the remarkable beauty of the landscape at this time of year after the dreary doldrums of winter.

Commissions welcome.




Friday, January 4, 2013

Shades of Gray Tree Landscape by V. Bridges Hoyt


13002.

Shades of Gray
artist V. Bridges Hoyt 

Shades of Gray Tree Landscape 7x5 Oil Painting
oil on canvas panel
5 x 7 inches (12.7 cm X 17.8 cm)

95. + 5. s&h

How to purchase. Click HERE.

Read the story behind this painting at my blog TXsauce.net.
Thanks for viewing.
Vernita

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

December Tree - Thaw Malin iii

"December Tree"



"December Tree", this is a small painting, 6" x 8", oil on canvas panel.





I have enjoyed this view over many years while walking past and through into a more enticing angle. Today the wind was moving too fast and I settled in the lee of a pine tree grove. The sky gave me glimpses of greatness, but the clouds held only for seconds and were gone...



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Friday, April 8, 2011

The Dark and the Light


I know it's not a 'pretty picture'...a dying cedar tree. If you look at my work, the majority falls within the generally accepted realm of what is beautiful or pleasing. If you form an impression of what you think I'm like in person based on it, you may end up pretty far off the mark. In my life I have often been drawn to things that are not pretty in the traditional sense. I see beauty in the ususual. I have a fondness for reptiles and kept large lizards for many years. I love bats. I used to grow carnivorous pitcher plants and was recently thinking of getting more. I'm fascinated with the biology and psychology of mental illnesses. I like to understand the motives behind what people do or say and take little at face value. I think medical examiner would be a pretty cool job.

Perhaps I need beauty in my art. The light to balance out darker side of life in general, but you can't have one without the other. Ignorance may truly be bliss, but I choose to understand and accept that everyone has both dark and light within and to deny this is to not know yourself.

So this cedar tree with its octopus like tentacles reaching out in all directions is not so much an anomaly for me, as it is just another part of myself.

About the painting:
I used a glowing, orangey background to make the time of day less easily pinpointed as well as making the tree feel even more isolated since you can't see it's surroundings.

"Last Days"
-Near Sedona, Arizona
Acrylic on Board
8" x 10.5"
note: dimensions are unframed size
comes framed
$390
Currently accepting checks and PayPal
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Sunday, February 13, 2011

Winter Eve - Thaw Malin iii

"Winter Eve"



"Winter Eve", this is a small painting, 6" x 8", oil on canvas panel.





I could not resist another field of Little Bluestem grass. This is a tree I love to paint in all seasons. It is near a mailbox which says "Old Hunt Place" and for lack of a better location name, call it just that. Every viewing is different as time and seasons change and weather moves in and out. Sometimes I walk away empty handed, yet still relishing the view... (This painting and anymore I do between now and March 16th, should they be sold, will not be shipped until after March 18th. I will be painting in Australia most of that time visiting penquins, as well as attending a family wedding)...




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Thursday, August 26, 2010

Heaven Light - Thaw Malin iii

"Heaven Light"



"Heaven Light", this is a small painting, 6" x 8", oil on canvas panel.




It rained for many days. This was the closest to blue skies we have had. However, I had to wait until the very end of the day for the sky to rent. Then the colors came tumbling out. Anticipated and welcomed on many levels...




I spent the weekend in Dallas with my brothers, celebrating the life of our Mom who passed away last Friday. I was going to try to do one or two Texas landscapes while there, but... just couldn't. Sometime over the winter months I'll be back down to enjoy Texas country in some new landscapes...





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