Showing posts with label colorado national monument. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorado national monument. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Monument Canyon, Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting,“Overlook” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

An unconventional interpretation of a monolith in Monument Canyon, Colorado National Monument. Pale colors, decisive, thick spatula strokes and the slightly foggy background diminish the harshness of this stark territory.

12"x16" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Thursday, September 9, 2021

Cottonwood Trees, Devil's Kitchen Trail, Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, “Ballad of Time” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

 



These cottonwood trees standing alone at the entrance to a red rocks canyon have always fascinated me. They invite hikers to come sit in the cool, moist shade for a minute. Devils Kitchen Trail, Colorado National Monument.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Cottonwood Trees, Devil's Kitchen, Colorado National Monument,Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting “Ballad of Time” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens

 



These cottonwood trees standing alone at the entrance to a red rocks canyon have always fascinated me. They invite hikers to come sit in the cool, moist shade for a minute. Devils Kitchen Trail, Colorado National Monument.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Friday, February 21, 2020

Cottonwood Trees, Devil's Kitchen, Colorado National Monument,Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting “Ballad of Time” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens



These cottonwood trees standing alone at the entrance to a red rocks canyon have always fascinated me. They invite hikers to come sit in the cool, moist shade for a minute. Devils Kitchen Trail, Colorado National Monument.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Friday, June 21, 2019

Cottonwood Trees, Devil's Kitchen, Colorado National Monument,Contemporary Impressionist Colorado Landscape Painting, Fine Art Oil Painting “Ballad of Time” by Colorado Contemporary Fine Artist Jody Ahrens



These cottonwood trees standing alone at the entrance to a red rocks canyon have always fascinated me. They invite hikers to come sit in the cool, moist shade for a minute. Devils Kitchen Trail, Colorado National Monument.

14"x18" Oil on Panel/ Available

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Friday, April 1, 2016

Colorado National Monument Landscape Painting "Rain Blows in From Fruitia" by Nancee Jean Busse Painter of the American West




 I love the way the red rock cliffs of the Colorado National Monument look when the sun is full  on them from the east, but a storm is building behind them from the west.

 11"x14" Acrylic on Linen/SOLD

 Commissions Welcome.

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Sunday, July 21, 2013

"October afternoon At The Redlands" Original Colorado Landscape Painting With Sheep by Colorado Artist Nancee Jean Busse

This view of the Colorado National Monument is from old Hwy 340 from Grand Junction to Fruita, Colorado. Three years ago, this painting was juried into an art show in Fort Collins, Colorado. It was a well-respected show; one that requires participating artists to pay a “handler” to ensure that their paintings were delivered from the shipping facility to show, back again, and then shipped back to the artists. When my painting never came home to me, I inquired and found that it had been lost. No tracking number existed and no one was willing to take responsibility. I was mad, sad, and all that other stuff, but let it go and moved on. Two years later, on Christmas Eve day, the painting showed up at my front door, in it’s original shipping box! So, it’s home now, hanging in my studio, wishing for a new home…

 Acrylic on Board 22"x30" / Original Available

 $1980.00 Prints are also available, Contact Nancee at njovmc@gmail.com

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Friday, September 10, 2010

Red Sand, An alla prima landscape painting

A couple of weeks ago I took my black lab, Daisy, for a sunrise walk. I was struck by how beautiful and green the high desert has been this year. The sun rose over the hillside behind me and illuminated the landscape in front of me with yellows, golds, reds, and warm green tones. All those warm, happy colors (do I sound like Bob Ross?) danced in front of my eyes and I could hardly wait to get to my studio and mix color! I look forward to many more sunrise reveries like this one!

This landscape is unframed, 11 x 14, and painted with acrylic on canvas.