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Wave Painting, Breakfast on the Beach by Deborah Chapin
Wave painting, Original Plein air Painting by Deborah Chapin entitled “Breakfast on the Beach” 14×30 plein air oil.
Wave painting, Original Plein air Painting by Deborah Chapin entitled “Breakfast on the Beach” 14×30 plein air oil. There is nothing like painting the surf on location where you become part of what you are painting. The wind and surf spray mix together with the cold morning chill all becoming part of the painting. Sometimes you are successful and have a chance to really just enjoy being alive and revel in the moment. This is one of the lessons that the wildlife demonstrates every time you go out on location. Sure there are harsh environments and bad weather days but what a thrill it is to fly along the surf on a bright summer’s morning. Read More
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Marine Artist – Coastal Au Soleil by Deborah Chapin
Marine Artist – Coastal Au Soleil by Deborah Chapin. Painted plein air (on location) the sunlit wash of tide and rocks by Deborah Chapin. Seascape , marine art, marine artist
Marine Artist, Deborah Chapin Coastal Art with her depiction of Sea Surf and the Coast painted plein air (on location). “Au Soleil” is original art, a Marine Art piece
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Au Soleil, 22×30 oil on linen by Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin See Other Coastal Pieces Below
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Paintings, Fine Art, Surf Painting, Morning Surf
Original Plein air Painting by Deborah Chapin entitled “Morning Surf” 14×30 plein air oil.
There is nothing like painting the surf on location where you become part of what you are painting. The wind and surf spray mix together with the cold morning chill all becoming part of the painting. Sometimes you are successful and have a chance to really just enjoy being alive and revel in the moment. This is one of the lessons that the wildlife demonstrates every time you go out on location. Sure there are harsh environments and bad weather days but what a thrill it is to fly along the surf on a bright summer’s morning. Read More
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Tip: Stand about 8′ from the wall for accurate sizing of piece and/or mask the size on the wall with painter’s tape and fit the image within the tape
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Paintings, Fine Art, Surf Painting, Carolina Coast
Original Plein air Painting by Deborah Chapin entitled “Carolina Coast” 21×34 plein air oil.
This painting painted as a storm began to build and the gulls flying into the wind doing their version of hang gliding. There is nothing like painting the surf on location where you become part of what you are painting. The wind and surf spray mix together with the cold morning chill all becoming part of the painting. Sometimes you are successful and have a chance to really just enjoy being alive and revel in the moment. This is one of the lessons that the wildlife demonstrates every time you go out on location. Sure there are harsh environments and bad weather days but what a thrill it is to fly along the surf . Exhibited at the Annual International Marine Art Exhibition at the Mystic Seaport Museum. Ostensibly the Winner of the Wildlife Award. Read More
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Tip: Stand about 8′ from the wall for accurate sizing of piece and/or mask the size on the wall with painter’s tape and fit the image within the tape
Wetland Painting, Icing Up, Plein air painting oil by Deborah Chapin
This plein air oil painting shows the wetlands are in their most beautiful. During fall and transition seasons, they come to life as birds migrate and changes begin to happen so fast. Transitions from summer to fall and fall to winter. This is the tail end of the fall season depicted as the cold begins to set in and ice begins to form. This plein air oil painting was painted on location as the sunset and the moon rose. This piece was exhibited in the Paint America Competition and South Eastern Wildlife Exhibition. I am making select pieces from my collection available for sale for the first time since their initial exhibits. Signed by the artist. Contact Us About This Piece please include the title in your subject line.
Original Oil, Moonrise, Plein air painting oil by Deborah Chapin
Original Oil, Moonrise, Plein air painting oil by Deborah Chapin
Moonlight is a favorite subject of mine. This plein air oil painting describes the light as it fades and the change from the last light of the day to the first light of night and the shimmering moon casts it magic. In the fall the moon overlays the sunset creating soft light landscapes and seascapes which enchant the mind and spirit. This piece was a set of paintings which led up to this piece. This plein air oil painting was painted on location as the sunset and the moon rose. It was exhibited in the 2007 Arts for the Parks exhibition and toured through the museum circuit. Signed by the artist. Contact Us About This Piece please include the title in your subject line.
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Surf Painting, Pemaquid at Noon, 12×20 plein air oil by Deborah Chapin
Surf Painting, Pemaquid at Noon, 12×20 plein air oil painting by Deborah Chapin. I was painting with the Plein air Painters of Maine off of Pemaquid Point last week. Beautiful day painting at mid day which I never do. Read More
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Surf Painting, Pemaquid Moon, 12×20 plein air oil by Deborah Chapin
Surf Painting, Pemaquid Moon, 12×20 plein air oil painting by Deborah Chapin. I was painting en plein air on a very windy spring evening off of Pemaquid Point. Because of the cloud cover I didn’t expect to see the moon but then suddenly it was there.
There is nothing like painting the surf on location where you become part of what you are painting. The wind and surf spray mix together with the cold chill in the air, all becoming part of the painting. Sometimes you are successful and have a chance to really just enjoy being alive and revel in the moment. This is one of the lessons that nature demonstrates every time you go out on location.
This was painted on Pemaquid Point in Maine in late spring before summer had truly arrived. Contact Us About This Piece if you have questions, please include the title in your subject line.
Tip: Stand about 8′ from the wall for accurate sizing of piece and/or mask the size on the wall with painter’s tape and fit the image within the tape
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White Horses of the Sea 1, Woman Marine Artist, Maine Coast Art, by Deborah Chapin
Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin painting Maine Coast Art series of White Horses of the Sea. “White Horses of the Sea 1” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, Maine art, Pemaquid Point Rocks, Seascape , marine art, marine artist
Special Introductory Price for 1st collector. Woman Marine Artist, Deborah Chapin is starting a new series of Maine Coast Art with her depiction of White Horses of the Sea. “White Horses of the Sea I” at Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, is original art, a Maine art piece inspired by the poem “White Horses of the Sea” by Elfin? although I believe it is an extraction of Byron’s . (See Poem below). I’m doing a series of small pieces of those foamy steeds. This the first one.
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White Horses of the Sea I, 12×17 oil on linen by Woman Marine Artist Deborah Chapin
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Tip stand about 8′ away from the wall that wish to hang the painting on, this will give you enough distance for correct sizing. Mask with painters tape the space you which to fit the piece into which is the same size as the actual painting.
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