Aspen Study

This 8x10 oil study depicts aspens on a warm, sunny day in the Rockies.

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High Mountain Birches

This 16x20 mixed media painting on stretch canvas features snow covered mountains, a high mountain lake, and Aspens in the fall. Heavy impasto used throughout.

It is available for $100 minus 35% off from my website: Davis Galleries Landscape Art.

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SOLD Rocky Mountain Waterfall Painting On Glass

SOLD Something a little different. This 5x7 acrylic painting of a Rocky Mountain waterfall and meadow is done on glass and includes the gold leaf frame. Varnished for protection it's ready to display.

This painting can be purchased for $30 minus 25% off from my website at Davis Galleries Landscape Art.

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Beaver Meadow Rocky Mountains Original Painting

This painting can be purchased for $100 minus 25% off from my website at Davis Galleries Landscape Art.

Be sure to visit the Painters Daily Marketplace for other great paintings.

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Rocky Mountain Stream Study

This 9x12 oil painting on masonite features a high mountain stream in the Rockies.

This painting can be purchased for $50 minus 25% off from my website at Davis Galleries Landscape Art.

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Cascade Mountain SOLD

SOLD This 16x20 painting on stretched canvas is done in acrylics and shows a Rocky Mountain stream.

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SOLD Loveland Slope In The Rockies

SOLD A scene from a canyon in the Rocky Mountains. This original painting is done in acrylic on a canvas panel.

Loveland Slope
12" x 9" (30.5cm x 22.9cm)
Acrylic on Canvas Panel
$75 plus $4.95 shipping and handling in the US
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"Birch Run" 16x20 Acrylic On Canvas

I've always loved birch trees. This road leads to a Rocky Mtn. cabin outside of Denver.

Birch Run
20" x 16" (50.8cm x 40.7cm)
Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
$100 plus $4.95 shipping and handling in the US
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Sold Winter's Glow 16x20 Acrylic on Canvas

Sold
From an old photo I had of a Rocky Mountain scene... I used an impasto technique here to get some texture into the snow and mixed cadmium orange into my base colors to suffuse the glow throughout the painting.

Mountain Splendor 16x20 Oil On Canvas

It's snowing today in Ann Arbor so I thought I'd try a snow scene based on an old photo I had lying around. This one is done in water miscible oil, a medium I find really challenging. Acrylics, at least for me, are the equivalent of a pencil with an eraser. Oils are more like writing with a fountain pen; much tougher to fix mistakes. I really like the deep colors you get with oils. I'm sure the same impact can be achieved with acrylics but I'm still working on that. I used a palette knife to do the mountains and brushes for the other parts of the painting.
Available For Sale-$100