On Church Street

St. Philip's Church on Church Street, Charleston, SC. 18x24 inches, oil on linen canvas.  

Queen Street Grocery, Charleston

 Queen Street Grocery, Charleston, SC. 16x20 inches, oil on linen canvas.  

Greylock from Sloan

 Mount Greylock from Sloan Road, Williamstown, MA. 8x10 inches, oil on canvas panel.  

King Street, Charleston

 King Street, Charleston, SC.  16x20 inches, oil on linen canvas.  

Paintings in Adams

This morning I put ten paintings on the walls of the Visitors Center in Adams, MA.  The Visitors Center is located next to the Ashuwillticook Rail Trail.  I hope you get a chance to see them. They will be there into October.

Pressing Palms

Window View, Charleston, SC. 8x6 inches, gouache on mixed media paper.  The breeze outside would jostle the palm branches, which were already pressing against the glass. The scraping sounds made you think the palms were going to burst in. 

Spanish Moss

Tree at Charles Towne Landing, Charleston, SC.  11x14 inches, oil on linen canvas.  I read that it's neither Spanish, nor moss.  

Charleston Interior

 Inside and out, Charleston, SC. 8x10 inches, gouache on mixed media paper.  

Larger Logan Street

Logan Street, Charleston, SC. 18x24 inches, oil on linen canvas.  A larger studio version of a gouache painting done in Charleston.

Meeting at Queen

 Meeting Street at Queen, Charleston, S.C. 11x14 inches, oil on linen canvas.

An Interior in Charleston

 An Interior, Charleston, SC. 10x8 inches, gouache on mixed media paper.

King at Queen

 King Street at Queen, Charleston, SC.  11x14 inches, oil on linen canvas.  

College of Charleston

College of Charleston, Charleston, SC. 6x8 inches, gouache on mixed media paper.  A quick plein air sketch of Randolph Hall.  

Colonial Lake

 Colonial Lake, Charleston, SC. 8x10 inches, gouache on mixed media paper.  

A Winter Landscape Painting.

The effect of snow on a sunny day near the Cheshire Harbor Trailhead in Adams, MA.  18x24 inches, oil on linen canvas. Another large version of a small painting in my recent winter series.