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Evening Calm
11 x 14 Oil
$1,800

 

Rising Mists
12 x 16 Oil
$2,200

 

Spring Meadows
16 x 20 Oil
$3,400

Moment of Glory
12 x 16 Oil
$2,000

A small sketch I painted on location.
The carpet of Virginia Bluebells only appear for a short time in spring.
I traveled to Battlefield Park near the old stone bridge at Bull Run
many times to capture this lovely scene.

 

Landmark Road Spring
11 x 14 Oil
$1,600

I couldn't resist painting this great scene on the road between The Plains and Middleburg.

First Signs of Spring
8 x 10 Oil
$1,100

This is one of my preliminariess for my Virginia Bluebell studio piece.
It was too early in Spring and the Bluebells had not yet bloomed.

 

Along Fodderstack Road
24 x 36 Oil
$6,400

On the road that travels between Little Washington and Flint Hill in Rappahannock County

Paris Valley Summer
18 x 24 Oil

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Near the Quiet Village of Paris in Fauquier County.
Paris has a population of 51 and is in Virginia's hunt country.

Winter Sun
8 x 10 Oil
$1,100

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Winter Fields
12 x 16 Oil
$2,000

Delaplane
8 x 10 Oil

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Located in the heart of Virginia's famous Piedmont hunt country, Delaplane was originally known as Piedmont Station, but was renamed in 1874 after W. E. Delaplane. In 1861, General Stonewall Jackson marched his troops from Winchester to the Piedmont Station train depot, where he loaded them on rail cars headed for the First Battle of Manassas. This marked the first time a railroad had been used to move troops into battle.

December Junipers
8 x 10 Oil
$1,100

 

Winter Moonrise
16 x 20 Oil
$2,800

Golden Summer
20 x 24 Oil

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Start of Spring
30 x 40 Oil
$9,000

 

Tuscan Villa
24 x 30 Oil

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Annie DuPont Formal Gardens
James Madison's Montpelier
8 x 10 Oil

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In the early 19th century, President James Madison enjoyed a garden of nearly four acres, including the site of the present two-acre formal garden.
William duPont purchased Montpelier in 1901.
His wife, Annie duPont, launched a project to transform the
original garden into an early 20th-century formal garden.
Montpelier was acquired by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1984.
Restoration of the garden began in October 1990, and was funded by The Garden Club of Virginia. Restoration efforts have focused on the formal garden as it may have appeared in the first decade of the 20th century.

Winter Shadows
12 x 16 Oil

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Greener Pastures
11 x 14 Oil

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