You may have noticed that I like to paint winter scenes if you’ve followed my work. I get questions about why I do this; one reason is that I find the scenes more interesting to paint than during the greener seasons.
Tis the season, so we put together this viewing gallery of Garrett County scenes in winter. Check back periodically as I’ll be adding more.
Stanton’s Mill in December
I read about Jason Paugh of Red House, near Deep Creek Lake, officially becoming the fourth Master Angler awarded under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ FishMaryland program. The highest award in the program recognizes the skill and determination required to catch ten trophy-size fish species in Maryland that all meet the minimum award sizes. Congratulations, Jason!
Jason caught a lot of fish to receive this designation, including a crappie. He hooked most of them on Deep Creek Lake. This made me think of a painting I did a while ago, Crappie Run, based on a fisherman fishing for Crappie on the lake. I used to do a lot of fishing on the lake as well.
Crappie Run in Fine Art Prints and Cards
Crappie Run sold to a buyer from the Midwest, but you can still get prints and cards at Fine Art America.
I recently finished up Starboard Tack pictured in situ below. This work on canvas is sized at 30″x15″.
Most of these sailing paintings sell quickly. If you have a size you’d like in mind, please let me know, and I’ll be sure to create some in that size as I work on more over the winter.
Did you know that I have an in situ online gallery where you can picture available work hanging in different spaces? Find it here.
I’ve been organizing my art to make it easier for you to view different collections. Recently, I created a new gallery for my Working Boat and Waterways collection.
This online gallery presents this collection of work on paper to highlight how pieces looked framed in different surroundings. Available work in this gallery is sold matted but unframed, as the framed presentation is for illustration.
View the new gallery here.
To view images of the work on paper, go here.
Pictured below is Anna S.
Please get in touch with questions here.
Thank you to everyone who stopped out for the 2023 Studio Tour. It’s always great to see you and I appreciate the support.
Also thank you to Mark Stutzman who visited and shot this video during the tour.
If you weren’t able to make it for the tour, and would like to visit, please call or email to schedule a time.
(412) 447-1193
rhyonke@gmail.com
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Watercolor/Mixed Media on Canvas
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