Feb 19, 2017
Florentine Rooftops
After I returned home from Florence, this was what I missed most... sitting on my hotel's rooftop terrace at breakfast with a cappuccino and this view. The reference photo for this was taken on a misty November morning. Oil on 20"h x 24"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Feb 18, 2017
The Corner of Sixth and School Streets
One of the elaborate old houses on the corner of Sixth and School Streets in Indiana, PA. Oil on 9" x 12" linen. SOLD.
Feb 17, 2017
Along South Sixth Street
A sunny fall day along South Sixth Street in Indiana, PA. Oil on 9"h x 12"w x 1 1/2" stretched linen. SOLD.
Feb 16, 2017
Along the Allegheny River II
These two people walking along the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, PA seem to be the only people who were not at the Steelers game on a cold, Sunday afternoon. Oil on 8"h x 10" stretched linen. SOLD.
Feb 15, 2017
First United Methodist Church of Shadyside
I always thought this church in Shadyside was interesting. I liked the contrast between the warm colors of the stone and roof with the cool colors of the surrounding streets and hills. Oil on 6"h x 8"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Feb 14, 2017
Along the Allegheny
This is a view of the walking path along the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh. The people in the painting are enjoying a quiet, yet cold Sunday morning with some of Pittsburgh's bridges in view. Oil on 14"w x 11" h stretched linen.
Feb 13, 2017
Feb 12, 2017
The Andy Warhol Bridge Study
My husband and I spent the night in Pittsburgh for New Year's Eve and were fortunate to wake up to a sunny New Year's Day. We took a walk downtown along the river where I snapped some photos. This is a study of the Andy Warhol Bridge.
View from Piazza Michelangelo
This is a view of the hills surrounding Florence, Italy from Piazza Michelangelo. I know it doesn't look real, but it looked that way in real life. I guess it doesn't look real to me because of the umbrella pine and cypress trees, which are completely different from the trees we have in Pennsylvania. Add a fortress wall and a Tuscan villa, and it looks like a made-up scene. But it isn't made up, it really exists in Italy! SOLD.
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