Showing posts with label women's week Provincetown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's week Provincetown. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 23, 2019

PAAM 12x12 At The Bradford



"At the Bradford" 
12x12 Acrylic on Panel
SOLD

The Governor Bradford Inn is an Icon on Commercial Street in Provincetown. I love the abstract shapes of the kitchen doors and vents with the windows and doors of the rooms upstairs. 
This is a donation for Provincetown Art Association and Museum's (PAAM) annual 12x12 silent auction. 
Bidding starts at $125.
You can bid at this link Provincetown Art Association and Museum 12x12 silent auction. 
Or better yet, visit beautiful Provincetown and see the show!

Check out my DPW gallery to see my available paintings.

Thursday, July 19, 2018

Provincetown Art Association Silent Auction Online

The Red Dory
12"x12"
SOLD

This is my entry for the Provincetown Art Association's annual 12x12 silent auction Fundraiser.

This year, the bidding is online!

Click on This Link to see the Auction Home Page and follow the directions to view the paintings and bid.

Friday, July 01, 2011

Oh Canada



I spotted this kayaker in Naples this winter and knew I would have to post a painting of him today in honor of our friends, relatives and neighbors to the North. Today is Canada Day, formerly known as Dominion Day. This is also going up on Girls Just Wanna Paint as the subject for this month's theme, 'foreign'. Take a look at what the girls have posted. Happy 4th to all of us here in America the beautiful.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Beach Point Morning


This is from a photo I took at Beach Point in Truro one morning in the late summer. Really, the light is more golden than I painted it in this watercolor, but I think I'll try it in oil and give it more of the mood I first felt there. The tide is low and the boats are all lying on the sand.

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Beach Boys Two

 SOLD
This is a 6x6 version of 'Beach Boys' (my nephews last September). The difference between painting on the very small cotton panel as opposed to the 4 times larger, very smooth birch panel is obvious in the finish. I think I prefer the smooth.
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