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This watercolor painting has an archival ivory mat and backing board to fit any standard 16×20″ frame, and is in an archival polybag. The painting is 11×15″ (quarter sheet), on Fabriano Artistico paper.

SOLD! Please email me at JamieWG@aol.com to inquire about a similar painting.

It was a beautiful evening on Friday along the Hudson River in Beacon, NY. My painting buddy, Sue, went with me to Long Dock after we left Boscobel, and I did this quarter sheet watercolor before sunset. Facing Cold Spring, this cluster of trees was leaning toward Breakneck Ridge, creating a wonderful composition.

I love my new Plein Air Pro watercolor easel. Since it has the little shelf, I’m thinking I can probably use it for smaller oil and acrylic paintings too, though I haven’t tried that yet. Here’s a photo of the scene and the easel:

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One Response to “Leaning Toward Breakneck Ridge — Hudson River watercolor painting”

Thank you for the kind words about our En Plein Air Pro watercolor easel. We have a new, Advanced Series
watercolor setup that just started producing:

http://www.enpleinairpro.com/products.html

If you are interested, I can sell you the package for $119.00

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