Above you see Joe Paquet's almost finished painting and below you see his view.
Above another painting and below the artist's view.
Above a shady park scene by Gay Faulkenberry.
A view across the park to one of the surrounding homes by John Budicin.
I liked this man's work because it was different. Not exactly a landscape, but still painted plein-air and wonderful in its fresh lighting and soft colors.
And here is his palette. How do artists make their magic from a mess like this?
I'm sorry I didn't get all the artist's names for you, but I was just so enthralled by it all. I highly recommend the exhibition at the museum where you can see these artists' work plus several others, and also the fabulous landscape paintings of Albert Bierstadt that are in the museum's permanent collection.
5 comments:
Absolutely fascinating! I have no talent in this direction whatsoever, but my mother-in-law loves to paint and does it so well. I am going to share this post with her. C
I have problems with stick figures, so you can guess how much I admire those who have skills with a brush or chalk. This sounds like an incredible event. The work is lovely, especially the last - it started my morning with a great big smile. Have a great day.
That would have been a very interesting afternoon. Did you buy anything ?
I just love that style. I would love to see them at work.
Dawn
I think the starting bids were around $1000, so, erm no, I didn't buy anything.
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