Showing posts with label Mount Maxwell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mount Maxwell. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 September 2016

"Under a Harvest Moon"



Where did you do your Harvest Moon howling??

From a recent Linnyland painting, swimming, 
painting, swimming adventure 
to another favourite island!! 
Happy Autumn, too...Autumn is already Wonder FULL in Linnyland...
just received a new honorary dub, 
"the goddess of happy" - thanks to Barbara of Toronto! 
Love it, thank-you!
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"Under a Harvest Moon", 10x8, oil on wood, ©Linny D. Vine
www.linnydvine.com

#LinnyDVine #Linnyland #HarvestMoon #HowlingAtTheMoon 
#MountMaxwell #Paintings #GoddessofHappy #Freedom #Joy #Advnenture #Fun

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Linnyland now at Edmonton West End Gallery!



Linnyland is now available at West End Gallery's 
Edmonton location, too .... wahooo!!
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Click HERE to see available Linnyland paintings 
at Victoria and Edmonton West End Gallery Ltd.
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"A New Adventure"
oil on canvas
36 x 36

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

A Classic Evening - Fulford Harbour SOLD

From start to finish this painting was a joy to paint!
We're back on Salt Spring Island on a classic summer evening
with a pair of vintage gems cruising by each other
down in "feel good Fulford Harbour".
This painting is a gift from Jane to Robb,
(who I met one classic summer evening when I was painting en plein air
atop of Salt Spring Island's Mount Maxwell).
Again, Happy Birthday Robb!
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And, to all that are wondering, YES,
I am happy to consider commissions
of Linnyland/Linnyism style paintings
for your gifts and otherwise.
To inquire contact me at linnydvine@shaw.ca
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"A Classic Evening - Fulford Harbour"
oil on canvas
24 x 24
SOLD

Friday, 4 June 2010

Burgoyne Bay Barn

This one is from a recent adventure
to Salt Spring Island.
The old barn in this painting is in a field in
Burgoyne Bay Park which is at the base
of Mount Maxwell.
It was a grey sky afternoon as I painted yet, flying above me, there
were three varieties of swallows (Barn, Tree and Violet Green) and I had my
first dragonfly sighting of the year.
Plus, with the miracle of paint (in Linnyland), the sun
was shining on my canvas.
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"Burgoyne Bay Barn"
oil on wood panel
(plein air)
14 x 11
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