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Showing posts with label barn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barn. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Two Silo Farm


Two Silo Farm
Oil...16 x 20...$300

Sorry for the long delay in posting.  I have been busy studying
how to post, how to sell on line, how to , how to....
It seems it takes more time to post and sell your art than
it does to paint it.  So many places and sites, it becomes
so confusing I'm not sure where to go.  This is a plein air
painting I did near home.  It's an old dairy farm that has fallen
into disrepair.  Folks keep horses on the property and plant
crops.  It has a lot of personality, and would speak to me
everyday on the way home from the work I do to pay
the bills.  It seems my wife still likes to eat and have gas
in her car.  This farm has about six paintings waiting to happen.
I guess these old barns just speak to me.  All the new
metal barns that are being built will never be the subject
of any painting.  They probably won't outlast the old
cypress barns. 








Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Red Barn in Snow

Red Barn in Snow
32 x 20...W/C....Sold
This barn is at the edge of town in a newly developed
industrial park. It has an unknown future. I have painted
it in summer, winter, and fall. It is very striking and has
several red out buildings behind it. It speaks of a time
gone by, when barn construction was an art. Who is
going to want to paint the metal yellow barns they are
constructing today. These old cypress barns will far
outlast the new ones if they don't get torn down in the
name of progress. I love to do old barns. Each one has it's own
distinct personality. Watercolor seemed to be the medium
it called for.