Showing posts with label interior interiors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interior interiors. Show all posts
Jul 14, 2011
Sep 22, 2009
DINING ROOM

Another lamp in another window of the same Toronto restaurant that inspired the "Luminary" painting in July. It was the perfect day to finish this piece because it was dreary and rainy outside, and it would have been nice to go lunch in a restaurant like the one in the painting. I can't complain about the weather though, I just escaped the floods in the southeast United States. I just returned from a trip to Asheville, Savannah and Charleston. I was disappointed that the Biltmore Estate prohibits photography, even sketching!!! All I could do was take notes on the color schemes of the rooms that I liked. I wished that the Torchwood contact lenses existed in real life (from this year's five episode season) and that I had a pair. This oil is 16" w x 20" h. This is for sale at Emphasis Interiors in Pittsburgh, PA. SOLD
Jul 22, 2009
On Guard
Jul 2, 2009
Luminary
The lady in the window is a luminaire, and is the luminary of this painting. When it is cold outside in Toronto, the extravagant light fixture entices people to enter the cozy restaurant and have some bouillabaisse and a Merlot. From outside it appears to be a French bistro, but it is actually part of a very large, cafeteria style restaurant that serves any kind of food a person could want. SOLD.
Noon at the Plaza
Apr 21, 2009
Cat's Eye View
Apr 7, 2009
Sunny Dining Room
Feb 25, 2009
Room Service, Please
Jan 27, 2009
Dec 11, 2008
Ready for the Day
This interior is 12" x 12" unframed. The scene is at a bed & breakfast at Ocean City, New Jersey. The owners made fabulous breakfasts every day... very unusual in a world where breakfast is sometimes plastic wrapped crackers with cheese made in a laboratory. We had apple pancakes and omelets with portobello mushrooms, among other treats. SOLD
Dec 4, 2008
Red Foyer
Dec 1, 2008
Favorite Seat
Nov 27, 2008
Oct 2, 2008
Bottles and Books

The bottle and wineglass reflect in the mirror, alluding to an abundance of wine! The window, provides the source of light and reflects on the bottle and glass, which creates their forms. The books are on the shelf below. Few things are better than a relaxing glass of Cabernet after reading a good story. This is available at www.theartistshand.org. SOLD.
Sep 4, 2008
Interior With A Chaise Lounge
Interior With Two Chairs
Aug 29, 2008
Cafe Interior
After a Long Day
Reading on a Chaise
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