American Woman Artist, White Horses of the Sea II by Deborah Chapin
More Notes from the Studio:
I’ve finished #2 in the series of the White Horses of the Sea. I’ve done what I think I can do. This turned out to be not just a simple wave painting, lots of complex actions. Creating the water being drawn back into the new curl and spray with wave actions coming through as well as foam depicting the actions of the slap back. I don’t know if you can see the subtle variations of tone within the spray but just like a cloud you can develop more volume through several variations of tone within the same value. Thus a lot of vibrancy within the mist. We’re socked in on a cloudy day so a lot of color and subtle transitions seem to be missing from the photo but will have the final photos on my site. This one has only one horse but it’s a biggen. “White Horses of the Sea 2”, 12 by 17 oil on linen. It was really mind bending to paint a seascape, then change focus to the horse, then refocus back to waves. At least that’s the way I approached it so my mind was bending. I’m doing a series of small pieces showing those foamy steeds till I can paint a larger museum piece from the series. This is the second one.
Deborah is a long time professional artist who has lectured at the Smithsonian American Art Museum on color and plein air painting and has exhibited her works in museums worldwide. For more information about the artist see her online portfolio of fine art and her cv/biography
About the Artist: My Online Studio is an extension of my studio. When you enter you are entering my studio but without the housekeeping. I offer fine art in original oil paintings on linen and also canvas prints of favorite original pieces. Most of my originals in the past 20 years have been painted en plein air ( on location) I have lectured and made film presentation at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre, and museums through out the world see by exhibition history at Exhibition History
The next 30 years I expect to continue my journey. If you have questions feel free to ask.
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American Woman Artist, Maine Artist, White Horses of the Sea II by Deborah Chapin
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American Woman Artist, Deborah Chapin, Maine Artist, painting a series of White Horses of the Sea.
A new series in Maine Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea. “White Horses of the Sea 2″ at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? Byron? (See Poem here). Working toward the large museum piece from this series. American Women Artists like Deborah Chapin, have been breaking ground for 40 years leading the way for women artist to come. Women Marine Artists like Deborah Chapin brings new vigor to surf paintings, with years of plein air paintings in storms and clear air, there is no subject matter too difficult. The “White Horses of the Sea 2” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is an original oil painting on linen canvas, by woman marine artist Deborah Chapin.
One of the premier American Women Artists of the 1980’s-present, Deborah Chapin, is starting as a mature woman marine artist with a new series depicting White Horses of the Sea. White Horses of the Sea II, 12×17 oil on linen by American Woman Artist, Deborah Chapin.
Surf Painting White Horses of the Sea II by Deborah Chapin Painting of Stormy Seas at Pemaquid Point Maine Art.
Surf Painting White Horses of the Sea 1 by Deborah Chapin Painting of Stormy Seas at Pemaquid Point Maine Art. Maine Woman Marine Artist, Deborah Chapin is working on a new series of Maine Coastal Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea. “White Horses of the Sea 1″ at Pemaquid Point Maine off of the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine Marine Art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? although I believe it is an extraction of Byron’s . I’m doing a series of small pieces of those foamy steeds.
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American Woman Artist, Maine Artist Deborah Chapin is painting “White Horses of the Sea 2” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, original oil painting on linen canvas, woman marine artist.
A new series in Maine Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea. “White Horses of the Sea 2″ at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? Byron? (See Poem here). Working toward the large museum piece from this series. American Women Artists like Deborah Chapin, have been breaking ground for 40 years leading the way for women artist to come. Women Marine Artists like Deborah Chapin brings new vigor to surf paintings, with years of plein air paintings in storms and clear air, there is no subject matter too difficult. The “White Horses of the Sea 2” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is an original oil painting on linen canvas, by woman marine artist Deborah Chapin.
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White Horses of the Sea 2, 12×17 oil on linen by Deborah Chapin
About the Process
I like to paint several smaller paintings, working myself up to larger work, as I learn the subject matter. Gradually developing a portfolio which expresses the full character of the place. Pemaquid Point is no different to than one of my favorite haunts in France. It must be explored and appreciated and allowed to seep in at it’s own pace. I am not a slam bam thank you…. kind of artist. I think of speed as antithetical to art. I think deeply and like to delve into the nature of the place, learning the nooks and crannies and developing a deep appreciation of its beauty. Instant gratification is not my thing. I have never been someone who thought a cursory look at someplace even counted as having seen something, even as a tourist. I went back many times, and stayed during long visits of a month or more exploring the culture, the history and the people of a place. This series of plein air and studio paintings are new work added to an already extensive portfolio of 40 years of art.
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