"Dan's Winter Barn"
12" x 16"
Oil on board
SOLD
"Dan's Winter Barn" was painted from a photograph taken at a Dover farm where I painted plein aire many times in more clement weather. I loved the way the sunlight shined on the lane between the buildings. The ruts in the snow were deep and the colors were great. This painting was bought by a fellow artist and I am glad to know it has a good home. It was one of my favorites.
Pennsylvania Daily Painter Pat Koscienski
16 comments:
Oh, what a snow, Pat! Just lovely.You are very confident with this subject. I hope you have more of those winter landscapes, looks great.
Hi Pat Koscienski,
This looks amazing.
I have made one drawing exactly like this one so please look this on internet. I have used water colors so clearity is not like it but its also looks awesome. I paint it on my last vacation when i was in paris. So i hope you would like to see it.
Just go to my website and see it.
CLICK TO VISIT MY SITE
Thank you
I can see why it sold, Pat. This is a gorgeous painting, well done, nice composition. Sigh...I love winter scenes so much! I am awed by your painting prowess!
That's a wonderful painting!
Tatiana, I really enjoy painting snow, however, I was told they don't sell because people don't want them hanging during the summer? But, I have sold pretty many, at least for me, and may just try a few more. I have a feeling we are going to have a lot of snow this winter...another noreaster on the way?
Thanks, Autumn. I'm glad you like it. I like snow, too, just not driving in it. LOL
Thanks, Leslie, I'm glad you like it.
Thanks, for stopping by and commenting, Author. However, I can't get to your website when I click on your "visit my site". Maybe send me your web address. My email's listed on my blogspot on top of page.
This is one of my favorites also.
Happy New Year - Mary Beth
Another Wow Pat! I think painting snow is your "forte"! I absolutely love this one too!
Happy new year!
Thank you, Mary Beth. A happy New Year to you, also.
Rosemary, thank you so much for your complementary comments. A Happy New Year to you, also.
very very nice Pat...btw, Prussian blue was John Carlsons color, he used it all the time.
Thanks, Denny. I have to dust off Carlson's book and look through it again. According to Anthea Callen in Techniques of the Impressionists, Monet used Prussian blue in Bathing at La Grenouillere, also. That's when I got hooked again. LOL
Beautiful painting, Pat! Love the light and shadow and all the many colors used to render the snow. Great brushwork too.
Thanks, Michelle, I'm glad you like it. I enjoyed doing that one.
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