It wasn't until I had finished the painting that I saw how the warm tones of the granite of the mountain and the glow in the sky interlaced the silvery trees and the mirror-like reflection on the water. There is a palpable "stillness" in this painting; people have remarked that it looks Japanese.Included in first "Art in the Maine State Parks" exhibit and received Purchase Prize. |
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Rose Dawn, Katahdin from Abol Bridge, MaineIN PRIVATE COLLECTION
Watercolor, 18 x 28", 18 x 28"It wasn't until I had finished the painting that I saw how the warm tones of the granite of the mountain and the glow in the sky interlaced the silvery trees and the mirror-like reflection on the water. There is a palpable "stillness" in this painting; people have remarked that it looks Japanese.Included in first "Art in the Maine State Parks" exhibit and received Purchase Prize.
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