"Pinnacle Point", 16x28, oil on board
This beautiful old cypress tree stands atop Pinnacle Point, at Pinnacle Cove, a hiking trail at Point Lobos State Preserve in Carmel, California. The tree is a testament to endurance-its wild wind-blown beauty gracing the top of the granite rocks that overlook a sweeping view of the Pacific Ocean. Painting it brought me back to the first time I hiked that path, my heart catching in my throat as I approached the top of the steps. Truly, Pinnacle Point is a place where I left my heart one day, and I hope that this east coast girl will have the chance to return again some day.
This painting won Third Place at the Venice Art Center's "Branchin' Out" exhibit.
This painting won Third Place at the Venice Art Center's "Branchin' Out" exhibit.
Please contact me at maryannejacobsen@aol.com, if you are interested in this painting.
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