Showing posts with label awnings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label awnings. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2017

"Catherine's Restaurant" 9x12, oil, awnings, Americana, american flag, colorful buildings, street scene, Impressionism, Maryanne Jacobsen art, Catherine's Restaurant

"Catherine's Restaurant" 9x12, oil

Awhile back I passed this adorable restaurant in Unionville, Pa, while traveling to a site to paint during the Plein Air Brandywine Valley Festival.

I am a huge sucker for brightly -colored awnings, so I knew I'd have to paint this!!!!!
Evidently, Catherine's is a very popular restaurant in the area and has been written up many times  by local newspapers for its fine cuisine. I have added it to my bucket list as a must-do restaurant the next time we are up in that area.

To check out their menu, just go here and happy eating!

Wednesday, June 06, 2012

"Seeing Double in Arles", 5x7, oil on gessoboard, Provence, Arles, shutters, flowers, stripes, small original paintings, awnings, window box, shutters

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"Seeing Double in Arles", 5x7, oil on gessoboard

I decided to paint something fun today and that's when I noticed that there is "Stripe" Challenge going on this week over at Daily Paintworks.

If you are unfamiliar with the site, it has a great deal of lovely art for you to purchase, or just look at:0)

Every week, Carol Marine and other artists come up with a new "Challenge" designed to keep us all painting whether we want to or not! Sometimes the challenges are educational, and sometimes they are just plain fun.

I couldn't resist painting these double windows with striped awnings, and blue shutters with striped wooden planks!

Saturday, January 28, 2012

"Let the Sunshine in", 8x8, oil on museum quality gessoboard

"Let the Sunshine in", 8x8, oil on museum quality gessoboard

As I mentioned yesterday, I took Dreama Tolle Perry's 3 day workshop on Marco Island this past week. This is one of the paintings that I did in class. I was very happy to meet Dreama in person as I have always admired her work. I enjoyed the workshop and I was also happy to turn out this happy little painting!