As I drove home from an event this summer, I took the long way home. Have camera, will detour. This day, I wound up seeking vistas of the Potomac from the Prince William County section of Virginia. The drive reminded me of how rural Virginia is, even a few dozen miles from DC.
This painting is from a picture that day. It's a park named Patawomeck, which was hosting little athletes and large family reunions.
I sought to paint big shapes in the vein of that style of landscape artists. Of course, I got in some extra details, but I primarily stayed true to my initial goal.
Oil on canvas
14x18
Moira Cameron wins the £35K HSF Kramer Portrait Award at the National
Portrait Gallery
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Moira Cameron (right) - Winner of the HSF Kramer Portrait Award
by Victoria Siddall, the new President of the National Portrait Gallery.
Four awards with a...
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Beautiful Bonnie! I have been browsing all you blog features. Great info. Thank you!
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