A Song of Shenandoah
11"x14" acrylic on canvas
A majestic view of a summer field in Shenandoah Valley, with a hint of the River nestled between rolling mountains of the Blue Ridge.
$275
Spotsylvania Summer Field
20"x20" oil on canvas, framed
From the vantage point in a corner of one of our favorite walks at Spotsylvania Courthouse Battlefields, it is reminiscent of the peaceful transitions at the end of summer into Autumn.
$300
Madison County Cows
24"x36" acrylic on canvas, framed
Ever pull off on the side of the road to say hi to a field of mostly indifferent cows? ...yeah, me neither....
Here's what it would look like if I did...
$1150
Sandpipers on the Shore
16"x20" acrylic on canvas
The Outerbanks is my happy place. I enjoyed the subtle colors in the surf and the mountainous clouds on the horizon.
$300
A Snowy Homestead
16"x20" acrylic on canvas, framed
A frosty, rustic farm with the hint of a mountain disappearing into the snowstorm behind it.
$250
Wyeth Barn
18"x24" oil on canvas, framed
A personal favorite of mine: I made my husband turn around on a family trip so I could get a good reference picture for this sweet little barn off rt. 17. The composition was very evocative of Andrew Wyeth's wonderful work, thereby earning it, its name.
$500
Dappled Path
10"x20" acrylic on canvas, framed
A view of a lovely walk at Shenandoah River State Park in Spring when the phlox is in bloom.
$200
Big Meadow in Bloom
20"x20" acrylic on canvas
Another personal favorite: this painting is based on one of many trips up and down Skyline Drive, stopping at Big Meadow blooming with Queen Anne's lace, Black Eyed Susans, Milkweed, Purple Thistles and more butterflies than you've ever seen.
$300
Chasing the Light
8"x10" acrylic on canvas, framed
I was inspired at a young age by Monet's Rouen Cathedrals, so to be an artist living in a town with such lovely architecture is a real dream. Iconic Fredericksburg steeples, beautiful golden hour + a solitary moody crow, hard to beat in my opinion.
$300