Monday, May 14, 2012
Mulberry Row
I painted this a few days back on Mulberry Row, the main plantation street of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, and just finished touching it up today. One of a series of beautiful spring days on the little mountain. I packed up the paints around closing time, when the estate was nearly empty ... nobody but me, my dad, and the shuttle bus driver. So peaceful, a sense of home. I went up again soon after to paint with Meg, a view from above of the vegetable garden and Brown's Mountain beyond. Plan to do a few touch-ups to that one as well and post it soon.
Oil on stretched canvas, 14" x 11". SOLD
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