March 5 – 31, 2021 This exhibition celebrates the transition into spring through a series of paintings about movement, whether actual or implied.
Hurry, 11×14 inches, oil on panel, learn more / purchase
This bird was in such a hurry, and so playful.
Moving Forward color study
8 x 10 inches, oil on canvas, $300
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Silent Companions
11 x 14 in, oil on panel, $600
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Duck Landing
8 x 10 inches, oil on canvas, $300
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Moving Forward and Duck Landing are both in mid-movement, while Silent Companions is more subtle; it has an implied movement. The cow in the foreground is on the verge of deciding whether to move or drink.
Synchronized Flying, 40 x 40 in, oil on canvas, $3200
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This is one of my favorite paintings from the last year. I love the abstract quality of the painting, and the movement of the palette knife marks, as well as the movement of the birds.
Yellowstone Upper Falls Painting
16×20 inches, oil on canvas, $1200
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Yellowstone Upper Falls Colors
color study, 8 x 10 inches, oil on canvas, $300
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Falls Park
11 x 14 inches, oil on canvas, $600
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The show would not be complete without the movement of water. The movement is strong and obvious in the three waterfall paintings above, where the water has a dramatic journey, and slowly changes the land it travels across…
Breakfast In A Spring Thaw, 30 x 40 in, oil on canvas, $3000, learn more / purchase
The relationship between the quickly moving geese, the slowly moving cows and clouds, and the almost still grasses and trees is, I think, soothing and lovely.
Wet Toes, 11 x 14 inches, oil on panel, $600, learn more / purchase
The water above is gently moving as it’s pushed by birds or boats or swimming people – the evidence of it’s movement in the wet sand on the edge of the beach.
Duck Impression, 9 x 12 inches, oil on canvas, $425, learn more / purchase
Comments welcome!
All great works of art! Love the Silent Companions and Breakfast in a Spring Thaw…gives me spring fever!! ❤️
Thanks so much, Summer! I really appreciate your comments! I’m getting spring fever here, too. 🙂
Breakfast in a Spring Thaw and Wet Toes and Duck Impressions my favorites. Love them all.
Practicing the portrait of a young boy today using Zorn method. Love it. Can we do more Zorn paintings?? I really like it.
Anne Marie ( Yuma, Arizona Student)
Hi Anne Marie,
I’m so glad you like the. And that you’re enjoying the Zorn palette paintings! We can absolutely do more of those.
Best wishes,
Jessie