From the Art of the Country: March 2015

Friday, March 27, 2015

8x6" oil/board

min. bid $50.

Vineyards have been in New Mexico as long as they have been in

California. When Cortez came through El Paso del Norte and settled throughout

the area and brought their expertise of winemaking.

Available HERE

6x8" oil/board

min. bid $50.

Cows are enjoying tall grasses with gathering storm

clouds. The cool air rising of the clouds energizes the evening

with the smell of rain.

Available

6x6" oil/board

min. bid $40.

I couldn't resist buying these daffodils at the nursery. They didn't look like

the ordinary daffodils all yellow with a long cone in the middle. I planted them in

the garden and I hope they do well.

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6x8" oil/board

min. bid $50.

Suddenly everything is sprouting green, winter seems like it lasts forever.

Longer days, warm sunshine and blossoms everywhere.

Can't beat that.

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Old Guard House

6x6" o/board

min. bid $40.

I have painted this old abandoned adobe many times. I drive by on the

way to town and have watched it weathered over the years. It belongs

to the Old La Luz Pottery which has been donated to the Tularosa Basin

Historical Society. They are in the process of renovating the place.

Available HERE