cornus = dogwood This path at the end of winter, lined with oaks. Red dogwood suckers. Life surging back into the landscape. painted this in one session, reduced me to tears… all prima large oil painting in plein-air, yeaa! alla prima = first take
Category: Path
Paintings & drawings with a path, or a winding path as a walking mediation. Meandering off for wondering or a stroll.
‘Landmark Oak & Path’ – Painting Locations
‘Landmark Oak & Path’ Medium Size Oil on Canvas 46 x 38 cm (approx 14 x 18 inches) © adam cope available Strong, bright, clear sunlight, limpid & luminous, late evening shadows going to rose. Memories of long summer evenings. Same landmark oak as below, painted from further down down the path: ‘Chene, Chemin &…
Pruniers 5
‘Pruniers 5’ medium size oil on canvas 36 x 48 cm (approx 14 x 18 inches) © adam cope Very pleasant evening yesterday. Long, light, bright sunshine. A warm wind from the south (‘L’Antan’) carrying the sweet smells of spring. The landscape now covered with green. A fresh lime green of new leaves photosynthesising. Lovely,…
A Path through the Woods – Plantagenets in southwest France
‘Les Genets Fleuris’ 2008 Oil on Canvas 12 Figure ( 61 x50 cm – 24″ x 19,7″) © The Artist. A VENDRE – contactez moi pour le prix Les Genets Fleuris = Broom in Flower. Plantagenets in southwest France Maybe you know the the story of the name of the Plantagenet (Plantagenêt) dynasty? They were…
Blé en Dordogne
‘Blé & Chemin, Boisse’ 33 x 41 cm. Oil on Panel.© The Artist. sold path through the corn in the sunny dordogne didn’t walk along the tractor tracks, no wish to damage the farmer’s crop enchantment an invitation
Chene, Chemin et Grande Distance (Monmarves)
‘Chene, Chemin et Grande Distance (Monmarves)’ 38 x 46 cm. Oil on Panel.© The Artist. sold Back painting again & it felt good. Incidentally, the sunshine is back as well after a week’s absence. It’s been cold.& rainy here, a paradise for the slugs. Spoke to the farmer who confirmed what I suspected, that the…
L’Orée du Bois
30 x 40 cm. Oil on panel. Back in the green Dordogne. Hot day. Much photosynthesis. High grass, the farmers all busy with the cutting of hay.
