Showing posts with label hayfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hayfield. Show all posts
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Kaleidoscope Morning by BJ Wright
Friday, June 26, 2009
Hay's In by BJ Wright
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Fort Keys Hay by BJ Wright
8" x 10" oil on RayMar panel, painted en plein air, alla prima on June 24th (completed around 9:45am)...$85 including shipping but NOT including frame...contact me at beejw@charter.net for purchase.
The sweet smell of newly cut hay drew me to this spot on the Tunnel Hill battlefield. Cool shadows played on the little gravel road and the mountain cast its shadow on the hayfield.
It won't be too long until the Civil War reenactors set up their tents under the big oak tree here at Fort Keys. Preparations are already being made for the Battle of Tunnel Hill.
The sweet smell of newly cut hay drew me to this spot on the Tunnel Hill battlefield. Cool shadows played on the little gravel road and the mountain cast its shadow on the hayfield.
It won't be too long until the Civil War reenactors set up their tents under the big oak tree here at Fort Keys. Preparations are already being made for the Battle of Tunnel Hill.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
The Small One by BJ Wright
10" x 8" oil on RayMar panel, painted en plein air, alla prima, on July 7th - $85 including shipping - contact me for purchase -
This painting was begun at 6:45am as the clouds were streaming overhead making room for the sun. By the time I was finishing, the tree shadows were deepening and there was a glow on all the bales.
This painting was begun at 6:45am as the clouds were streaming overhead making room for the sun. By the time I was finishing, the tree shadows were deepening and there was a glow on all the bales.
Monday, July 14, 2008
Shadows of a Summer Cloud by BJ Wright
10" x 8" oil on RayMar panel, painted en plein air, alla prima, on June 26th - completed at 7:30am - $85 including shipping - contact me for purchase -
The hay is resting, waiting for delivery to the barn. Evening showers have left wonderful dawn cloud formations. Early morning painting is like medicine to the artist's soul.
The hay is resting, waiting for delivery to the barn. Evening showers have left wonderful dawn cloud formations. Early morning painting is like medicine to the artist's soul.
Friday, August 24, 2007
Conversations by BJ Wright
8" x 10" oil on canvas covered hardboard, painted en plein air, alla prima - $85 including shipping -
Looking WSW from Fort Keys on the Clisby Austin property
, these trees seemed to be conversing early on September 21st. The hay bales also seemed to be whispering to each other. I was listening to the buzz of insects and smelling the sweet hay drying in the sun as I painted the morning away.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
Looking WSW from Fort Keys on the Clisby Austin property
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
Labels:
BJ Wright,
hayfield,
oil landscape,
Southern Plein Air Painters,
trees
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Bright Meadow from Fort Keys by BJ Wright
8" x 10" oil painted en plein air, alla prima, on canvas covered hardboard - $85 including shipping -
The hay is drying on the meadow, waiting to be loaded before the first Civil War reenactors arrive for the Battle of Tunnel Hill (GA) on September 8th and 9th. Painted on August 20th, this painting shows the day was clear and the shadows deep.
Contact me at beejw@charter.net
The hay is drying on the meadow, waiting to be loaded before the first Civil War reenactors arrive for the Battle of Tunnel Hill (GA) on September 8th and 9th. Painted on August 20th, this painting shows the day was clear and the shadows deep.
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