I would love it if the readers of my blog would help me in choosing subjects for upcoming paintings. I feel that I am finding my groove and I’m really happy painting these historic-feeling scenes with lots of stuff going on. The interaction between horses, hounds and humans is very appealing to me and now I’d like to think about venturing off into horses in old farm scenes- driving, out in pasture, etc. I’d also like to capture the beauty of dressage, but it’s going to be old-school. Think old Spanish Riding School or as far back as ancient Greeks. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Please drop a message below.
This weekend I had lots of people expressing an interest in purchasing a print of “Navigating the Brook” (shown above), a 16″ X 24″ canvas wrapped print. Members of the Facebook Pages Foxhunters on Facebook and my own Canvasworks Designs commented on the photo to have a chance of getting their name drawn. The winner is Betty Dewar! Thank you everyone for your enthusiasm for my work!
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Yes! I am heading out for vacay. Let me get in touch with you after the 28th. Thank you for your interest in my work!
I love your fox hunting scenes! Would love to see one at a check with the huntsman surrounded by his/her hounds.
Is it possible to order a giclee print that is not wrapped around canvas?
Morgans, please! Old-time trotting races, field and road scenes. And stage coach scenes in New England.
The original “Navigating the Brook”is a 36″ X 72″ acrylic on canvas wall hanging. It is available for $3800 (plus $40 s&h). I could order a 16″ X 24” canvas wrapped print for you for $175 (plus $20 s&h). I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about either of these options. Thank you for your interest in my work!
What is the cost of actually purchasing Navigating The Brook?