Saturday, December 20, 2008

Family Tradition

Going back as far as I can remember, I've always been an artist.

Alwena Ellis was a very talented landscape painter. She was also my grandmother, and I'd have to guess that's where I was first exposed to art. Her paintings were displayed throughout her home, and throughout the homes of her family and friends. She's been gone many years, but each day her paintings, some of which now hang in my home, continue to amaze and inspire me. This is a fall landscape she painted in 1959.



Solitude *

Solitude *
oil on board, unframed (24x24) Sold

Hohen Point, Brown County

Hohen Point, Brown County
oil on canvas (20x16) NFS

Wheeler Staircase 2

Wheeler Staircase 2
oil on board (24x24) Sold

Path Near Blue Ridge

Path Near Blue Ridge
oil on canvas (20x16) Donated

Weekend At Clear Lake

Weekend At Clear Lake
oil on board (18x24) NFS

Woodruff Staircase

Woodruff Staircase
oil on board (36x24) NFS

The Warmth Of Home *

The Warmth Of Home *
oil on board, framed (36x36) $750

The Waiting Game *

The Waiting Game *
oil on canvas, unframed (72x72) $1000

In The Quiet *

In The Quiet *
oil on board, framed (36x36) $700

Woods Near Clear Lake *

Woods Near Clear Lake *
oil on canvas, framed (16x20) $600

Peace At Dusk

Peace At Dusk
oil on board (36x36) NFS

Haunted Avon Bridge

Haunted Avon Bridge
oil on board (32x48) Sold

The Late Afternoon *

The Late Afternoon *
oil on board, framed (32x36) $700

Under The Lights *

Under The Lights *
oil on board, framed (36x36) $700

Shrader-Weaver Woods (Fayette County)

Shrader-Weaver Woods (Fayette County)
oil on canvas (16x20) Sold

Wheeler Staircase 1 *

Wheeler Staircase 1 *
oil on board, framed (24x24) $600