110510-Spring-Serenity-Above-the-Hudson-18x24-450-LS

18×24″, Oils on archival oil primed linen panel
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Every spring I go to paint the Cherry Blossom trees at Boscobel Restoration, high above Constitution Marsh and the Hudson River across from West Point. This spring I was sure I’d missed the boat in terms of the cherry blossoms, so I was thrilled to see a few trees still in full bloom when I arrived there yesterday morning. The marsh still has its nice spring color — orangy red in the morning, turning to dark violet by late afternoon as the sun marches across the sky. In a few weeks, that will all give way to the greens of summer, and all of the extraordinary color will be gone.

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One Response to “Spring Serenity Above the Hudson River”

These last two are gorgeous!!! I’m glad you got up there when the trees were in bloom. I wish I could have joined you.

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