Loosely rendered impressionistic painting of late afternoon light filtering into the wooded area of Tod's Point in Old Greenwich, CT, on an autumn day. These two canvases are designed to be displayed side by side. In art world parlance, it's a "diptych" or two-panel painting. The view on the left is 90° to the view depicted on the right. Together, they bridge the gap through the intricate patterns of light and shadow. It's painted in a loose, impressionistic style that I have used in other paintings. Brushstrokes provide energy and direction to any painting, and they are essential to me.
The canvases are each 36 inches x 48 inches. So together, you'll need at least a ten-foot-wide wall to display them correctly. (They'd look great over an extra-long sofa!) The pictures are currently in storage and not framed. However, I will add a new professionally fitted maple wood floater frame. All the necessary hanging hardware will be included, making the picture ready to hang right out of the box