landscape – Page 7 – Carol Schweigert

Good morning world! I beat the rain!

Gorgeous morning with incoming clouds

With many thanks to MIT’s Media Lab for access to their deck, I was out early before and above the crowds, enjoying the sun. I’m painting on 24×30 inches Belgian linen and still have to add the trees in the lower foreground, but it was getting cold (I opted for a shady, wind blocked spotContinue reading “Gorgeous morning with incoming clouds”

On the easel early April 2018

What a mixed bag – the crab apple branches are a WIP (work-in-progress). It is partially scraped down and I’ll see what happens next on the weekend. The threesome on the right all just got last dabs of highlights and are complete. The piece with the bridge and bright green foliage (lower left) is fromContinue reading “On the easel early April 2018”

Showing Progress

Still life paintings for a February (and possibly March) group exhibition at CFA, 67 Chestnut Street, Beacon Hill MA, delivered 5 paintings on Saturday, Reception TBD: Art for my solo show “Slippery Slopes: the art of painting en plein air” at the Landau Gallery, Belmont Hill School; hanging them on Wednesday and the reception willContinue reading “Showing Progress”

Some nights . . .

Some nights a girl just needs to belt out some tunes with Cyndi Lauper/Aretha/Gloria Gaynor and fling some paint. Worked for me and maybe the art.

Now at Canvas Fine Art –

I’m currently showing recent paintings (primarily landscapes) at Canvas Fine Art at 6 Chestnut Street, Beacon Hill – the reception is Thursday, October 26, 6-8 pm. I hope to see you there.

Memorial

A shady memorial at Belmont Hill School, Belmont MA. Oil on linen, 11×14 inches.

Postcards to Maud

Here’s my painting donation for Postcards to Maud… an artist postcard show to benefit the Chandler Gallery at Maud Morgan Arts. Chandler Gallery, 20 Sacramento Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 Dates: August 14 – September 7, 2017. All works in the exhibit are 6×8 inches Artists “postcards” This is an oil painting on carton board. AllContinue reading “Postcards to Maud”