The Art and Music of R. S. Perry
As the year is winding down and can get gloomy with darker days, I wanted to post the brightest, most cheerful painting in my collection! Sunny days will come again. I hope looking at this painting will cheer you. If you are interested in owning it or want more information about it, click here.
This is a small oil painting of a sparrow. As a child I remember seeing hundreds of sparrows in the city. Now I only rarely see them! For further information about this painting, click here.
Two types of turtles are shown in these two small paintings. Turtle One is a 5×7 oil painting on panel and is a typical land turtle. Turtle Two is shown submerged in water and is a 6 x 6 acrylic painting. Do you collect turtle paintings? Maybe you should add one of these to your collection! You can see more about these paintings and also see others by clicking here. If you are interested in Turtle Two, the swimming turtle, click here.
This painting shows a South Carolina oysterman in his boat. It is a 10 x 8 acrylic on panel painting. For more information, click here.
The first snow always seems magical to me. I try to convey this sense of mystery with my use of the purple tones in the trees and water. This very small painting packs a lot in! For more information, click here.
At only 6 x 8 inches this is a small painting! But there is a lot to see in it. Notice the fence posts on either side of the small building and the way the narrow path leads up to the door. This scene was inspired by my visit to Randolph County in east Arkansas around the area of Maynard, a small town. For further information, click here.
This is a very “painterly” rendition of onions with a blue jar of flowers in the background. Click here for more information.
