Showing posts with label Goshen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goshen. Show all posts
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Upstream, Cowpasture River
Monday, July 9, 2012
Downstream, Cowpasture River
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Painted this summer at Camp Mont Shenandoah at the art retreat on the Cowpasture River. It's companion painting, "Downstream" was posted a few weeks ago. Great camp, great time with like minded artists, and wonderful food! 16" x 40" oil on canvas, framed SOLD thanks Lauren
This is the finished painting from my trip to the Cowpasture River in June at Camp Mont Shenandoah. I look forward to going back next year! 16" x 40" oil on canvas, framed, SOLD at the Bath County Art Show!
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- Meg West
- Crozet, Virginia, United States
- Meg West went to Philadelphia College of Art, majored in Graphic Design, and minored in Painting. After working for several years as a graphic designer, in 2000, she started painting again full time. West paints as a localist, focusing her painting in Albemarle and surrounding Counties, as well as Skyline Drive and The Blue Ridge Parkway. Meg paints every day and enjoys the rhythm and momentum that comes with a steady flow of painting. The act of painting is what is important-enjoying the feeling of being connected to the environment, herself and the painting.
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"Without atmosphere a painting is nothing." Rembrandt Rembrandt
"Color is my day-long obsession, joy, and torment." Claude Monet
"Practice what you know, and it will help to make clear what now you do not know." Rembrandt