I have a friend who lives in the small town of Mendocino and she had invited me to come visit and paint. The town started as a lumber and fishing village in Northern California in the mid 1800’s, but is now primarily an artist community. The entire town is located on what they call a headland, a strong granite arm that points out into the Pacific. I stayed for ten days in January 2007 and these are the paintings from that visit. And now in 2008 I have returned
and heading south down the coast.
Oceanside
Morning in Russian Gulch
11”x14”
Path to the Pacific
12” x 16”
Big River Beach
9”x12”
Oakland Hills
11” x 14”
Maine Granite
9” x 12”
sold
Intersection
9”x12”
Maui
8” x16”
sold
The Keyhole: Headland Natl. Park
2007 : 12”x24”
Sold
Headland Natl. Park
2008: 11”x14”
Hazy Morning Coastline
8” x 16”
Overlooking the Headlands
11”X14”
Russian Gulch Natl. Park Cliffside
11”x14”
Russian River
11”x14”
Mendocino Avenue
2007: 9”x12”
sold
Garden Hose
2007: 9”x12”
sold
Picnic area near Sunset
9”x12”
Big River Beach
18”x24”
Russian Gulch shoreline
9”x12”
