Original Paintings: Landscapes

Toward Jolon

Pacheco Pass – SOLD

Colored pencil & water-soluble colored pencil
7×13.5″
Depicting the gorgeous route between California’s Central & Santa Clara Valleys, this painting is part of Linda’s Hillscapes series.

Hillscape

Oil pastel
10×20”
$275 unframed (plus shipping & handling)
This painting is the first in a new series called Hillscapes, which will be companion pieces to Linda’s Wavescape series.

French Village – SOLD

Mixed media
6×10.5″
$565 framed (includes shipping & handling)
This is just one of the many delightful villages Linda & her husband Tom discovered during their trip to the South of France.

Pére Lachaise

Mixed media
7×9.5″
$465 framed (includes shipping & handling)
Linda & Tom spent a fascinating September afternoon visiting the graves of many notables in this famous cemetery located in Paris.

Gargoyle

Colored pencil
8×11″
$815 framed (includes shipping & handling)
Yes, this is the famous gargoyle decorating Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Linda & her husband Tom climbed the stairs & shot a photo of it, which then became the basis for this painting.

Les Jardins des Monet

Oil pastel
12×8″
$1065 framed (includes shipping & handling)
When Tom & Linda visited Monet’s gardens in Givery, France in the month of October, they were amazed at the wealth of colorful flowers still available in the Clos Normand. And this painting in particular shows the layer upon layer of texture contained in this relatively small space as your eye moves back into the distance.

Mission Door – SOLD

Graphite
10×13.5″
$1815 framed (includes shipping & handling)
This is a much-beloved & -photographed door at the San Juan Capistrano Mission in Southern California. Its other claim to fame is its returning swallows.

Waterfall 2

Pen & ink
6×9″
$415 framed (includes shipping & handling)
The action of the water tumbling over the rocks was the fascination here. Linda used .13mm & .18mm Rapidograph pens. These are delicate instruments & all of the stippling was hard on them. In fact, Linda went through at least 3 of the .13mm pens on this one drawing alone!