Adirondack Light, 8×10 oil pastel
Adirondack Dawn, oil pastel, 30×36
Evening Pause 11×14 oil pastel
Roaring Brook Falls 8×10 oil pastel
Last Light 8×10 oil pastel
Marshland 16×20 oil pastel
Marsh on Garnet Lake 8×10 oil pastel
Adirondack Waterfall 8×10 oil pastel
Auger Falls 8×10 oil pastel
Refuge 8×10 oil pastel
Hudson Valley Sun 8×10 oil pastel
Spring Marsh 8×10 oil pastel
Day’s End 24×36 oil pastel
All beautiful !!! Love the waterfall ones..
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Thank you Betty!~Rita
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rich with feeling!
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Thank you! That’s quite a compliment!~Rita
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Rita, these are all beautiful, if I had to choose it would be very difficult but I am always attracted to light and reflections so there are definitely ones that I prefer for that reason.
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Thanks Heather! I like the ones with light and reflections too. Thanks for visiting the blog. ~Rita
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These are stunning works. The remind me of the Hudson River School. They have that quiet moodiness but still come off as quite contemporary.
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Thank you! I am fortunate to live near where the Hudson River School painters did their work. They have influenced me tremendously. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. ~Rita
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Loving those waterfalls!
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Thank you!! Waterfalls are one of my favorite subjects to paint. 🙂
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Rita, I really wish I could see these landscapes in person and appreciate their true depth because I feel them arousing something in me and I would love to experience them more fully.
I particularly loved your ballerina paintings. They were really beautiful. My 11 year old daughter is a dancer and I photograph her when I can because she rarely lets me. I watch a lot of young dancers and dancers on and off stage and I’m captivated. I think of my daughter as My Little Dancer. She is very petite and I am 5ft 10 and lets just say I’m “comfortable”. I also have disability and health issues although I do an adult dance class and last term took my second ballet class. Do you dance yourself? What drew you into painting the dancers? I always feel like a voyeur peering through the keyhole of that dance world.
Best wishes,
Rowena
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So glad you are enjoying the paintings. As for the ballerina paintings, no I do not dance myself, although I love watching the ballet. I think there is something magical about the dance world, and perhaps many sides of it, that are unseen behind the curtains. I try to imagine what that is like when I paint, trying to capture a particular moment. Whether it is a dancer or a landscape, I try to bring the viewer to a specific feeling in time. I am so glad you are enjoying my work, and appreciate so much your kind, thoughtful remarks. Best wishes on your health issues. Rita
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