Art Prints, Chesapeake Plein Air Series, Indian Summer, canvas print by Deborah Chapin

Indian Summer is a Landscape Painting from Chesapeake Plein Air Series. Winner of the inaugural Paint America Competition.  Art Prints from the wetland series painting from the Chesapeake Bay.  Capturing this area at its prime. It is unfortunate that the climate change and salinity change of the bay is killing off the wetlands.  "I painted this piece on location as a series of Chesapeake wetland pieces to decide the perfect location and the perfect time to paint. Printed on museum canvas  with permanent pigment ink. Unframed. Signed by the Artist,

About the Chesapeake Plein air Paintings:  I painted 10 years in the Blackwater wildlife Refuge.  I had continuous showings of these works each year as well as work from other locations. In painting over 300 original oil paintings which included wetland grasses, birds of all types, and landscapes.
Features:

Fine Art Prints on Canvas, 16x34 size of original, limited 30 signed by the artist
printed in permanent pigment inks on archival canvas.

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 Louvre, and museums through out the world see by exhibition history at Deborah Chapin's Website Studio
The next 30 years I expect to be doing a combination of unusual water portrait work and collector’s favorite, my beach scenes with people. If you have questions feel free to ask.
For more information see

Exhibition History ~ Deborah Chapin