Wednesday, March 10, 2010

The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la .... and more of James' recent work

I went wandering up on the hill this afternoon to see what signs of spring I could find and there was the Large Fruited Desert Parsley blooming. It is a short little plant that hugs the ground and is easy to miss among the rocks and lichen.  
Bandy accompanied me and did his best to cast his shadow on the picture and trip me as he wound around my legs. He is such a pretty boy and so mellow we forgive many transgressions.

 These little fellows are blooming in the lawn. They are supposed to spread but aren't doing so very quickly. The thyme is another story, a happy one, but this is not its season.
Here are a few more of James' recent paintings:
 



 This is inspired by a visit to Kuskanook Harbour. The painting is 32 X 24 inches.



Pears on canvas - 13 1/2 in X 21 in.



Plant with alium - 24 in X 32 in.



Machinery with pliers - 32 in X 24 in.




Machinery 2 - 32 X 24 in.

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