It is winter in New England and the sun sets by mid afternoon. Too early in the day but still spectacular most days at the Fruitlands Museum's overlook.
One of my paintings on display at the 4 The Love of Pastel exhibit at the Wild Salamander Creative Arts in Hollis, NH. The show is on until November 4, 2019. Don't miss it if you live nearby. It is a beautiful show.
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Burnt Island Lighthouse - Pastel 11 x 14
Maine is commonly referred to as The Lighthouse State. It has 65 historical lighthouses still standing and spread out along 5,000 miles of coastline, inlets and islands. The Burnt Island Light in Boothbay Harbor is a 200 years old beacon. Available through Yarmouth Frame And Gallery llc.
Friday, July 19, 2019
Quiet Day on Squirrel Island - Pastel 8 x 10
Back to Maine for the summer! I have new paintings in the Celebration exhibit at Yarmouth Frame And Gallery llc. The show runs through September 28th and is co-hosted with the Royal River Conservation Trust. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Trust. It is a great show. I hope you get a chance to see it!
It had been over 20 years since I last spent time in Portugal. Much has changed with the amazing tourist boom taking place all over the country but the medieval village of Obidos - though much visited - still holds its timeless charm. This lovely corner street scene away from the touristy main street was meant for me!
Had a great couple of days in Aline Ordman's PSNH workshop at the Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center in Hollis, NH. I produced this painting that I wanted to keep working on but decided to go along with the class consensus to leave it alone. So, it is signed as is...
Winters are long in New England and we long for any glimpse of color as the first sign of spring. The forsythia in my backyard is usually the first one to deliver.
I photographed, cataloged or sold my last winter paintings. This last one is from an extraordinary 20 minutes of pure gold over our orchard after a storm. An unforgettable moment of pure beauty!
My name is Joelle Levallet-Feldman. I was born and raised in Normandy, France and return every year to visit family and friends and rediscover the endless supply of inspiring scenes, each begging to be painted. Inspiration is also abundant in my adopted New England home, where the coast of Maine, orchards of Massachusetts and charming architecture are welcoming to any artist.
Media: oil, pastel and watercolor.
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