Original Art, Pemaquid Point at Low Tide, by Deborah Chapin
$1,600.00 0.04591 BTC
Original Art, Pemaquid at Low Tide, original oil painting on linen canvas by Deborah Chapin, Maine art, Pemaquid Point Rocks, Seascape , marine art, marine artist
“Pemaquid Point at Low Tide”, is original art, a Maine art piece aiming toward painting a moonlight painting in the Fall. It is part of my VELPme project (Video Exploration Log Painting Maine’s Coast). This painting shows Mid Coast Maine in one of its many moods, this one being a calm late summer evening as the full moon watch began. There was a crowd of people ready to drink in the moonrise just a little after sunset. The next moonrise will take place coincidentally with the sunset. This is not my first moonrise piece. I have done at least two other paintings, one from a plein air series that I did in Black Water’s wildlife preserve, and another I did from a trip to Jackson Hole Wyoming. Other Original Art pieces and Moonlight Paintings are listed below:
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 thankyou…. 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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“Pemaquid Point at Low Tide”, is original art, a Maine art piece aiming toward painting a moonlight painting in the Fall. It is part of my VELPme project (Video Exploration Log Painting Maine’s Coast). This painting shows Mid Coast Maine in one of its many moods, this one being a calm late summer evening as the full moon watch began. There was a crowd of people ready to drink in the moonrise just a little after sunset. The next moonrise will take place coincidentally with the sunset. This is not my first moonrise piece. I have done at least two other paintings, one from a plein air series that I did in Black Water’s wildlife preserve, and another I did from a trip to Jackson Hole Wyoming. Other Original Art pieces and Moonlight Paintings are listed below:
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 thankyou…. 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.
Deborah Chapin's Marine paintings have a long exhibition history starting with American Society Marine Artists in 1980 at the now defunct Grand Central Galleries in NYC. As an Independent artist since embarking on her career she has exhibited extensively in top shows and Museums including: Grand Palais and Carrousel de Louvre in Paris with the Societe National des Beaux Arts, Mystic Seaport Gallery International since it's inception in 1982, Of Ships and Sea Exhibits at Greenwich Workshop Gallery, Artist of America Exhibitions Colorado Historical Museum, Ketterer Kunst Auctions, and Lectured on plein air painting at the Smithsonian American Art Museum just to name a few. All this was accomplished without the aid or support of galleries, art groups or spouse. At the time of her debut she was one of two women in the national exhibitions of Marine Art. See more information https://gallery.deborahchapin.com/exhibition-history-of-35-years-in-paint-by-deborah-chapin/ She now resides in Maine and is working on a new portfolio of work and commission paintings for select collectors in her private studio/gallery.
Deborah Chapin on Maine's Coast
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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 18 in |
| size | 16×16 oil on linen canvas |
| brand | Chapin Studio @ Stoneridge – in Bristol Maine |
| manufacturer | Deborah Chapin |
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