Showing posts with label Acadia National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Acadia National Park. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2007




"Acadia Storm Surge"
Watercolor 16" x 20" image size (24"x28" framed)
Original painting is available for $995
Limited edition Giclee prints of this painting are available:
14” x 11” Giclee print with a double archival mats and acid free backing - $75
20” x 16” Giclee print with a double archival mats and acid free backing - $120

If you would like to purchase this painting please email me

Saturday, March 10, 2007



''Bubble Pond Bridge, Acadia'', Acrylic on canvas 11"x14" framed.
Original painting is available for $450.

If you would like to purchase this painting please email me

I'm going to post a few paintings one of my favorite places – Acadia.
Acadia National Park is one of the most beautiful and enchanting natural places on the North American continent. Mountains, islands and ocean combine in a unique sensory splendor that has become the crown jewel of Maine.

Bubble Pond Bridge was built in 1928. Each of the stone bridges of the carriage road network took about one year to complete. Sixteen stone bridges, each with their own unique character, blend in with the surrounding environment.

Wednesday, March 07, 2007


''Acadia Coast'', Acrylic on canvas 30"x15" framed.
Original painting is available for $950.

If you would like to purchase this painting please email me

I'm going to post a few paintings one of my favorite places – Acadia.
Acadia National Park is one of the most beautiful and enchanting natural places on the North American continent. Mountains, islands and ocean combine in a unique sensory splendor that has become the crown jewel of Maine.

To the original coastal Abnaki Indians, Mount Desert Island was known as “Pemetic” (the sloping land). Although the Abnaki's permanent villages were located on the mainland, they regularly fished and gathered shellfish from Mount Desert Island. The island got its current name from the French explorer Champlain who ran aground here in 1604. Today, Mount Desert Island is best known as the home of Acadia National Park, where land and sea, mountains and shore, people and abundant wildlife meet in a natural and spectacular setting.

Friday, March 02, 2007


''Sand Beach, Acadia'', Acrylic on canvas 30"x15" framed.
Original painting is available.

If you would like to purchase this painting please email me

I'm going to post a few paintings one of my favorite places – Acadia.

Acadia National Park is one of the most beautiful and enchanting natural places on the North American continent. Mountains, islands and ocean combine in a unique sensory splendor that has become the crown jewel of Maine.
Sand Beach is a gorgeous little beach nestled between mountains and rocky shores on the east side of Mount Desert Island in Acadia. The beach is largely comprised of unique sand of shell fragments created by the pounding surf.