Showing posts with label La Verne Heritage Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label La Verne Heritage Park. Show all posts

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Permanent Parking -a plein air painting from La Verne Heritage Park


oil 9x12 inches magnify/purchase info Here's a plein air piece I did yesterday. I think this is an old citrus hauler. I was told by one of the volunteers that it's a 1938 and has 180 thousand miles on it all within the city of La Verne. I don't know a thing about vehicles except how to drive them, which I enjoy very much! This one won't start anymore. Lost all it's power, but gained a lot of character.

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Plein Air At La Verne Heritage Park


"Back Porch Laundry"
oil on canvas panel 9x12 inches
This little nostalgic scene captured my interest right away. My grandmother had a washtub and ringer on her back porch in Arkansas. When I was little I watched my mother pull clothespins out of a bag and hang all our laundry on a line. The laundry days of the past were so different! I really enjoyed painting this scene.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Two Rusty Trucks


oil on canvas panel 8x10 inches
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It was plein air day at La Verne Heritage Park. Lots of history there and plenty of subject matter. I painted these rusty relics looking slightly down at them from a hill under a shady tree. What a quiet peaceful morning...cool and breezy, cloudy but no rain.