Showing posts with label winter scene near the Rocky Mountains...impressionism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter scene near the Rocky Mountains...impressionism. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

"A White Out....Almost"

"A White Out...Almost"
11 x 14 inches
oil on canvas
By
Jack Providenti

I Painted most of this during an incredible snow storm up here the mountains of the Cibola National Forest ( New Mexico) where it's 8500 ft above sea level. The work was done inside a camper that I converted into an art studio.....I was really "in" the storm! I was dressed for the outdoors while doing it, as the old camper did not provide adequate heat.  I like to think that the sense of the experience is communicated in the painting. 

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Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Ralston Creek, Arvada, Colorado


The first documented discovery of gold in the Rocky Mountain Region was by Lewis Ralston in 1850. Ralston Creek is now a popular trail for hiking, jogging and bicycling. This was painted after a morning of shooting photos on a wintry Colorado day. It is 8"x10" oil on canvas in an ornate silver frame.
Reproductions of this painting are available. Note cards are 6 for $14.00. Reproductions start at $12.00 each ( 8"x10"). You can order by contacting me at fineartjp@aol.com To see more paintings and note cards visit my art gallery: http://www.jackprovidentiart.com/