At the tip of Rocky Neck in Gloucester, MA I painted at the Gloucester Marine Railways. Early on I asked if it was ok to paint there, and the gentleman said "ok as long as I didn't fall into the harbor." I agreed with those conditions. This boat is the "Rose," which was located at the back of the lot, where I had little chance of falling into the water. 9x12 oil on panel.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Boat and Ladder
At the tip of Rocky Neck in Gloucester, MA I painted at the Gloucester Marine Railways. Early on I asked if it was ok to paint there, and the gentleman said "ok as long as I didn't fall into the harbor." I agreed with those conditions. This boat is the "Rose," which was located at the back of the lot, where I had little chance of falling into the water. 9x12 oil on panel.
Labels:
boats,
Gloucester,
Marine Railways,
oil,
shipyard
Monday, June 11, 2018
Fish Eye View
When in Gloucester, I always visit the Marine Railways shipyard at Rocky Neck. While there last Sunday, I painted this view of the "Margaret Louise". You never know what old and new boats will be out of the water to be seen from a fish's perspective. It's a visually exciting place. This painting is a 9x12 oil on panel.
Labels:
boats,
Gloucester,
oil,
plein air,
Rocky Neck,
shipyard
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