Left or Right?

Left or Right? - Pastel 9 x 12

Even if you are not sure of your whereabouts in the Tuscan countryside, the GPS will eventually get you there!

Tuscan Broom

Tuscan Broom - Pastel 8 x 6

Sold 

A small plein air piece done from our villa's front door. 

Path to the Villa - Pastel 9 x 12

I recently returned from a memorable trip to Tuscany. This country road lined with cypress trees and poppies led to the villa we rented on Sienna's hillside.

Yellow Profusion

Yellow Profusion - Pastel 9 x 12

The last of my forsythia mini series. A beautiful profusion of yellow to be enjoyed while it lasts! These bushes are now an undistinguishable green among other bushes.

This painting is also available at the Yarmouth Gallery for the "Key to Contrasts" show which will be on until September 2018.

Spring Delight

Spring Delight

Pastel 9 x 12

Another scene of forsythia in bloom before they all turn green. 

This painting is available at the Yarmouth Gallery for the "Key to Contrasts" show. The Artists Opening Reception is on May 19, 4:00 to 7:00PM. Come and enjoy the show which will be on until September.

Spring Burst

Spring Burst

Pastel 10 x 10

After a long winter, spring burst alive in just one week. I set up my easel and painting gear on my porch and painted this forsythia bush in its full yellow glory in my back yard. New England is at its best in the spring! 

The Garden Pot

The Garden Pot - San Miguel

Pastel 6 x8 - Sold

Peace and tranquility in the courtyard of our host in San Miguel. 

Quiet Moment in San Miguel

Quiet Moment in San Miguel - Pastel 5 x 7

Painting the streets of San Miguel de Allende was just pure eye candy!

Looking forward to seeing many of you at our "Instructor and Student Show" this Sunday 22 April in Harvard, MA. Reception : 3-6PM.
The show received a wonderful endorsement from the Harvard Press and I am so thankful to my wonderful students for their positive comments and continued support:https://bit.ly/2qK838w

Spring Bundle

Spring Bundle - Pastel 11 x 14

In need of painting flowers before another snow storm comes our way tomorrow. Happy Spring Day!