Gros Morne, Newfoundland
Weather Changing, Bonne Bay 31"x44" (sold)
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In 2009 our painting group traveled to Gros Morne for 16 days. Our home base was a house just outside of Woody Point along the coast of Bonnie Bay.
The first night of our arrival, we heard Christopher Pratt speak about Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One phrase he used to describe Newfoundland and its people, ‘coastal dignity’, stuck with us as we set about this intense painting trip. We were inspired by the sheer geological variety of the landscape - from the Tablelands to fjord lakes like Western Brook Pond tucked in between 2,000 ft cliffs. Everywhere you look, you are surrounded by inspiration on all sides. You see the pride of these coastal people in the distinct architecture of their houses, outbuildings and beautiful dories. |
Canvases
Bonne Bay 24"x42"
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Western Brook Pond 24"x38" (sold)
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Mount Crow II (sold) 38"x52"
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Bonnie Bay (sold) 32"x42"
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Woody Point (sold) 38"x54"
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Glenburnie Mud Flats (sold) 30"x40"
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Luminous Light on Bonnie Bay (sold) 30"x40"
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Gros Morne Mountain (sold) 20"x40"
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Pastels
Sally's Cove (sold) 12"x18"
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Luminous Light on Bonnie Bay I (sold) 10"x14"
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Mount Crow 12"x18"
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Gros Morne Hills (sold) 10"x14"
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Gros Morne Mountain (sold) 7"x12"
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View of the Tablelands (sold) 13"x26"
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Bonnie Bay II (sold) 10"x14"
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Trout River Pond (sold) 12"x18"
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Sheep's Cliff at Trout River (sold) 10"x14"
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Green Park 12"x18"
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Pastels - soft pastel on paper, framed with mats and glass. Canvases- silkscreen paint and acrylic on canvas, framed. Dimensions describe work before framing.