Daily Painting

Headland, Pemaquid

22cm x 13cm

Painting status: SOLD

Painted Friday, 2 September 2016 · Marine paintings

The conversation

Thoughts on this painting

8 comments

Fran Zak

Julian, As you already know (but I'll remind you anyway), I love all your work; favorites of late, however, have been your wonderful landscapes, both in France, and then from the demos "out East" (I live West of Greenport, on the North Shore, in Port Jefferson, L.I.) and now from the coast of Maine. I save them all, and love just looking at them, studying them, and enjoying.

That you can say so much, in so few strokes, in such a small space, is a marvel. A daily treat!

All best, fran zak
www.zakstudios.com

Fran Zak

Julian, As you already know (but I'll remind you anyway), I love all your work; favorites of late, however, have been your wonderful landscapes, both in France, and then from the demos "out East" (I live West of Greenport, on the North Shore, in Port Jefferson, L.I.) and now from the coast of Maine. I save them all, and love just looking at them, studying them, and enjoying.

That you can say so much, in so few strokes, in such a small space, is a marvel. A daily treat!

All best, fran zak
www.zakstudios.com

Laura McGowan

Hello!
I am a big admirer of your paintings. I am an oil painter, living in Virginia. I'd love to take a workshop with you but the ones in Provence are a bit over my budget at the moment. Curious about your trip to Long Island and Maine. Were those workshops you mentioned open to the public? And how might I find out about anything you're doing in the US in the future?
Thank you!!
Laura McGowan

Grace snyder

It was so nice to think of you all being so "close". And so hope you will come back to the US soon. Lots to paint here. Hope you got all the brushes and palette knives thru. Xxxx. Grace

Diane

So glad Maine went well and you enjoyed the landscape. I find it extrodinaryly beautiful in all seasons, safe journey home.

Caroline

Beautiful quiet, subdued yet rich tones. Wonderful, as always. Thank you Julian, I learn so much closely examining your brushstrokes.