Author: cronesinger

Twin Trees is a heavily textured 10 x 8 oil painting on canvas panel. I have been particularly pleased with the way my bark on the trees really does look rough! For more information, click here.

Another landscape with a lake peeking out of the trees from a vantage point near Lake Norrell. This is an 8 x 10 acrylic painting . For more information or to see other landscapes, click here.

This painting of an old trail is an oil painting on stretched canvas, 8 x 10. For more information, or to see other paintings in my online gallery, click here.

Are you fascinated by old buildings too? This one had a sign on top. Was it the name of the hotel or did it indicate when it was built? A mystery! For more information, click here.

I have owned this antique piano stool for many years! I now have a more modern bench but can’t bring myself to sell my old friend. But if you happen to be interested in this painting, you can find more about it by clicking here.

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All I really wanted to do was paint this striped cloth! But it needed something, so I added the two bottles. This acrylic painting is 8 x 6 on what they call crescent board. For more information, click here.

Here is another painting with my old woven basket filled with green apples. I added my coffee cup and a pitcher and showed the arrangement on a wooden table partially covered with a cloth. This painting is 8 x 6. For further information, click here.

This is an old wooden box which is the way strawberries used to be packed in, before plastic was used so universally. The berries and box show up vividly against an antique lace-edged runner. This painting is 8 x 6. For more information, click here.

This painting is heavily textured and very “painterly” as some say. A friend of mine has several fruit trees in her front yard and allowed us to pick the apples while she was on vacation. I made a few yellow for the contrast. The basket is in my collection of stuff that I use for still life arrangements. It may be over 50 years old! For more information, click here.

This is a 6 x 8 painting of Figi Apples. Brush strokes are easily seen on the apples and leaves. For further information, click here.