You might have noticed that I like painting tree shadows on roadways, but this isn't a new painting, it's a new place where I'm showing my paintings:The Ferry House is a very nice restaurant in the heart of Princeton, NJ. My paintings are up now and should be there for a few months. I've never painted right in the town of Princeton but I'm showing some paintings that were done very nearby.
I'll have 15 to 20 paintings on display, here are a few of them:
"Rockafellow Road"
8x10 oil on board
8x10 oil on board
"Clayton Park"
16x20 acrylic on canvas
16x20 acrylic on canvas
"Wertsville"
20x16 oil on board
20x16 oil on board
"Montgomery Windows"
11x14 oil on board
11x14 oil on board
The Ferry House can get pretty busy, so reservations are recommended. Owner and chef Bobby Trigg is doing pretty well for himself and will be opening 2 additional restaurants in the area soon. If you've never been to The Ferry House, it's worth a visit.
And maybe I will paint that tree shadow across Witherspoon Street in front of The Ferry House someday...
I really like your trees and shadows. I watch those, and clouds, too, a lot. Good luck with your show.
ReplyDeleteYou'll do great with the show I'm sure. Your paintings are great. I was surprised to see the acrylic. I don't think I've seen you work in acrylic before. Nice show of work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cecelia.
ReplyDeleteNancy, I used to paint a lot with acrylics, but lately I've been doing all oils. I hung a few older paintings in this show so that includes a few acrylics. I'll probably get back to painting with acrylics again someday.
Oh, JoE!
ReplyDeleteRockafellow Road is killing me! PUrple shadows and haunting trees...you are amazing!
Deb
Thanks, Deb. Funny you should say 'haunting trees'. A few people described that painting as spooky, but I never saw it that way. Thanks for the comments!
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