Pelican Lobster Boat - Oil 18" x 36" by Candy Barr

18 x 36 inches Oil on deep canvas

Detail, sorry to admit a bit of glare on left side

what's a trip to Maine without eating lobster?

This is available from my gallery in Stowe Vermont Fine Art 

DInghy, Charcoal on Cansen Tientes Paper 19" × 25" by Candy Barr

19" × 25" (483 mm × 635 mm)

 

I matted and framed in 24 x 36 inch black frame.

Please contact me if interested in purchasing.

Back from Maine with gorgeous weather. Sometimes too windy to set up on the beach, but perfect for blowing laundry on the line.  

 Discovered a butane mosquito repellent to paint with in the deep woods.  

 What a break through! 

Two Dinghys - #101511

18 x 24 inches Charcoal on canson tientes paper

This was matted and framed for the RISD Alumni +Student Art show
 occuring TODAY Saturday Oct 15 in Providence RI on Benefit St

What's the Catch? - #71611

20 x 25 inches Charcoal on lt blue grey Canson Tientes paper

$325 + S/H (rolled in tube)

I did this large drawing in Maine in June and forgot to post.
The fish are kept below the water in the floating boxes on the side.
I really enjoyed the shapes of everything and getting the perspective.

Small Point Dock - #7211

8 x 10 inches Oil on canvas

You always have such hopes... this one got away from me with wind changes and probably the scale of the boats and distance. I've got to figure out the depth of values better in the water. I'm engrossed with the spacing of boats still.

Dinghys in Grey Study- #62411

6 x 6 inches Oil on Birch Ply

Leslie's Pond

12 x 12 inches Oil on canvas

Blocking in the painting over an old painting done on a beach in Malibu.




The trout were waiting to be fed and come when you walk on the dock!

Two Boats Ashore

12 x 12 inches Oil on canvas

This was earlier version with the float.
I'm finally learning to edit items from scenes.

Two Dinghys

10 x 10 inches Oil on canvas

$535 +S/H



This photo of the flat light day was taken off a computer screen, since I didn't have my camera that day while painting. If you notice the keel in the front boat, I adjusted the line because it looked "off" the way it really is - see in the photo? It doesn't seem to line up with the bow! Go figure. Unfortunately in this computer photo, you can't really see the colors in shadows etc. That's a good reason to paint from life!!



This was taken day later on brighter day.

Still Dinghy

20 x 20 inches Oil on canvas Framed

$1100 + S/H


OK, here's the dinghy that was tied at the stern I mentioned in the previous post to keep it from sashaying around. Luckily I had it down pretty much before the lobsterman returned to dock to put his boat next to it and untied it.
There was a bright yellow label on stern and bright blue recycle bin on dock that I left out, because the primary color thing would have really been unbelievable. It made for a pretty good photograph though.

Available from my gallery in Stowe: Vermont Fine Art



I like all the stuff on the docks almost as much as the boats themselves.

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Dinghy 2

5 x 7 inches

Oil on canvas board

$99 + S/H