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Showing posts with label Cabin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cabin. Show all posts

Monday, June 11, 2018

Cabin and Cypress Trees,oils,canvas,landscape,Barbara Haviland-Texas Landscape Artist


cabin and cypress

6/11/2018 4:44:43 AM by Barbara Haviland-Texas Contemporary Artist 
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionistic Artist
© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionistic Artist
Cabin and Cypress is done in oils and I did this as a demo in a teaching class.   My painting is somewhat different now.  Available for you.
Size  12"x 16"
medium oils on canvas panel
©Barbara Haviland  Barb's Garden 2018
  Cabin and Cypress Trees  
Medium oils on canvas
Size  9"x 12"
 by Artist Barbara Haviland

Friday, October 14, 2016

Montana Cabin, Contemporary Landscape Paintings by Amy Whitehouse


8" x 10" Oil, $165

From a recent trip to Montana 
where I fell in love with the land and skies.

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Wednesday, March 25, 2015

OLIVER'S CABIN, CADES COVE, SMOKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK

Talk about scary! The Oliver's, a young family with one child and one on the way, built this cabin, the first in Cades Cove, to live among the Cherokee's in 1818. Can you imagine moving your family to an isolated area in the middle of hostile people with no one and nothing to depend on? Turns out, it was a good move. They were so busy building their cabin, that when winter came,they had no time to plant food! The Cherokee's brought them food and helped them survive. Cades Cove is a clearing in the middle of Smoky Mountain National Park. The flowers are actually day lilies.

This is an 8x10, oil on panel, in my Etsy shop.

Thursday, January 8, 2015

OLIVER'S CABIN, CADES COVE, SMOKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK

Talk about scary! The Oliver's, a young family with one child and one on the way, built this cabin, the first in Cades Cove, to live among the Cherokee's in 1818. Can you imagine moving your family to an isolated area in the middle of hostile people with no one and nothing to depend on? Turns out, it was a good move. They were so busy building their cabin, that when winter came,they had no time to plant food! The Cherokee's brought them food and helped them survive. Cades Cove is a clearing in the middle of Smoky Mountain National Park. The flowers are actually day lilies.

This is an 8x10, oil on panel, in my Etsy shop.

Friday, June 21, 2013

Twin Lakes, CA Sierra Cabin Plein air, BECKY JOY

Twin Lakes Cabin Day 9© 2013 Becky Joy    Twin Lakes Cabin   oil  6 inches x 6 inches   $125.

Day #9, a long time camping and up at dawn, not the norm for me, but I do get up at dawn for painting. This was painted at about 8 am after starting another at dawn that I wasn't able to finish. I liked the shadow shapes, but also the contrast of the red-orange of the cabin with the greens in the scene. The topography was also interesting to paint the flat field and the hillside with the cabin. It was a nice calm morning with the wind picking up in the afternoon.
© 2013 Becky Joy     Bridgeport, CA, Green and White    oil  9 inches x 9 inches  
By the time I painted this painting, it was windy, which is probably the norm in this region. I saw this scene the first day I arrived in Bridgeport, CA. Today I stopped across the street to see if I could park in a motel parking lot to paint. I was told "NO". So I went across the street and found a better view anyway. It was fun painting all the shades of green and white. I had to play down some of the whites to get a brighter white up on the peak of the background house. I also used a thicker brushstroke there and brightened the red roof next to the white bringing the viewer to that area. Below are photos of the above scenes.
  twin-lakes-cabin        bridgeport, ca house
Now, it's on the road to my next destination, Lake Tahoe, to my friends house. Nothing like stopping at a friends for a hot shower. Nice!
 Talk to you all tomorrow.
 Becky Joy
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Sunday, January 8, 2012

Sunrise in The Bayou by Barbara Haviland | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Sunrise in The Bayou by Barbara Haviland | Barbara Haviland - Blog
© Barbara Haviland

This painting was done in oils and is framed. The painting has yellows,oranges,reds,purples and greens. I hope I captured the lights streaming in.  It was a fun painting to do. 
Title  Sunrise in the Bayou
Medium oils on canvas
Size  12"x6"  and framed
Signed by Barbara Haviland
http://barbarahaviland.fineartstudioonline.com/works/787964/sunrise-in-the-bayou-by-barbara-haviland


Monday, September 26, 2011

Barbara's Bayou #2 | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Barbara's Bayou #2 | Barbara Haviland - Blog
© Barbara Haviland
This bayou is done on three stretched canvas.  Each canvas measures 16"x40"  making a grand total of 48"x40" There are lots of animals in my bayou.  I have used my entire palette of colors for this large triptych painting. Please email for a price.
 Size  48"x40"
Signed by Barbara Haviland

Monday, June 13, 2011

Sunlit Bayou 2 miniature oil | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Sunlit Bayou 2 miniature oil | Barbara Haviland - Blog
I love to create the bayou paintings. This is one of my bayous with bright sunlight showing. I have signed the painting and it is available for you. The painting is done in oils and is 5"x5" To purchase email
Barbara                
BarbaraHavilandFineArt.com
© Barbara Haviland