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Barn Overlooking the Valley

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12×16″, Golden OPEN Acrylics on sealed, primed hardboard
Please email me at JamieWG@aol.com if interested in this painting.

This was painted on location in the heart of the Hudson River School, at Frederic Church’s Olana estate in Hudson, NY. You can feel his presence on the property and all that inspired his work. There is a complex of red barns with views over the valley and out to the Berkshire Mountains. I couldn’t have picked a more perfect morning to paint there.

Posted by Jamie on Friday, June 27th, 2008 at 5:18 pm.

2 Responses to “Barn Overlooking the Valley”

Oh Jamie I really like the red barn and the view.

Left by Jeanne Grant on June 28th, 2008

Like the use of the staircase to help the painting read right into the barn. Also use of the barn color in the foreground just tie it all together.

Left by Pat Meyer on June 28th, 2008

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