Showing posts with label fine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fine art. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2009

California Plein Air Oil Painting - Temecula Vineyard - Falkner Winery



"A Very Good Year"
8 x 10 oil on linen panel
by California plein air impressionist Karen Winters

Plein air California impressionist oil painting painted on location in Temecula California in November 2009. Golden afternoon light touches the vines which were turning fall colors. Not far away, down in the vineyard, a wedding was taking place. What a beautiful setting for romance. I hope to paint a scene like that soon.

More about this painting at My primary art blog

California vineyard - plein air landscape oil painting - Karen Winters



9 x 12 oil on linen panel
Vineyard Afternoon


SOLD

Another in my series of three plein air paintings I painted recently at a winery in Temecula, California at an invitational event.

More information about this painting (and others) at my primary blog site:

http://www.karensblog.com


See more new art daily at Karen's Blog

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Rialto Theater paint out - South Pasadena Plein Air painting with the California Art Club



"The Rialto"
9 x 12
plein air oil painting on panel


SOLD

Last Sunday, a group of 30 or more plein air painters affiliated with the California Art Club gathered together in South Pasadena for a paint-out at the venerable Rialto Theater, which has fallen into disrepair in the past few years. The paintings which we created will be sold and a portion of the proceeds will go to restoring The Rialto to its former glory. Some of us also painted other scenes of South Pasadena, which I will be posting here and on My Gallery website.

Paintings can be seen tomorrow night at the Collectors' Preview in the Community Room of the So. Pasdena Library, on El Centro Street.

I arrived at the event in the afternoon and caught the building in partial shade from across the street.

Although there were promos on the marquee for movies and theater rentals, I opted to leave it empty so that a potential purchaser could always imagine their favorite flick playing there, and relive some fond memories.

Some of the paintings presented will be chosen to be in a show in the SoPas gallery. Details are here.