Archive for the 'Candlewood Lake' Category

Magical Sunset

Posted by Jamie on June 15th, 2017

Magical Sunset 9x12 435

9×12″, oil on canvas board
Framing available for a small additional cost

$380.00 plus $30.00 shipping and insurance within the Continental United States. For local sales, shipping charge will be allocated to NYS Sales Tax. Please email me at JamieWG@aol.com for International purchases or with any questions.

This fabulous scene was painted from a photo I took on a friend’s balcony overlooking Candlewood Lake. There are 180 degree views, and I’ve done a number of paintings at different times of day from this spot, facing different directions. This is definitely one of my favorites! Below is an image you can click on for a larger, clearer view of the painting:

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Autumn Sunset Candlewood Lake

Posted by Jamie on April 5th, 2017

170205 Autumn Sunset Candlewood Lake 6x8 435

6×8″, oil on Ampersand Gessoboard

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

I did a series of small paintings from high above Candlewood Lake in Sherman CT, in order to select one scene for a large commission. There is so much drama from up there! Cannot wait to go back and do more. Below is an image you can click for a larger, clearer view of the painting.
170205 Autumn Sunset Candlewood Lake 6x8 600

Birds Eye View

Posted by Jamie on November 19th, 2016

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6×9″ Acrylic on multi media board, mounted to aluminum panel, unframed (Framing available at extra cost.)

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

This painting features an expansive vista overlooking Candlewood Lake in Connecticut. There were long lake views in both directi161114-birds-eye-view-6x9-ac-600ons, and a western, sunset exposure to boot. I took so many photos when I was there, and can’t wait to do more paintings from them during the winter. I’ll return for some plein air versions when the weather warms up again. I’m calling this one Bird’s Eye View, but they could probably all have that title, with views in both directions that seem to go on forever.

Below is an image that you can click on for a slightly larger view of the painting: