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by Carl Downey
$49.00
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Oil on Canvas, Original, signed. The evening light and shadows on the hillside in Sonoma County, Northern California. 18 x 24 Original Oil on... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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Oil on Canvas, Original, signed. The evening light and shadows on the hillside in Sonoma County, Northern California. 18 x 24" Original Oil on canvas. Impressionist style, showing the lavendar growing alongside the vineyards in the Wine Country. Accentuated patterns in the landscape.
Carl is a local artist, residing in Healdsburg. Originally from Los Angeles, he visited the Northbay area and fell in love with the endless beauty of Sonoma County. He is an active member of the Artist Roundtable in Santa Rosa, Ca. He is especially drawn to the miracles of light and shadow he sees playing on the landscape, especially in early morning and late afternoon. As a self-taught artist, Carl brings passion and humility to his work and joyfully hones his craft with every painting. He specializes in an artful blending of realistic and impressionistic styles, seasoned with the flavors of whimsy and old-fashioned romance.
$49.00
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