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NEW ENGLAND COVERED BRIDGE
NEW ENGLAND COVERED BRIDGE When we first moved to Connecticut, I became fascinated by the multitude of charming covered bridges scattered across the state. I understand the covered bridge craze abounds throughout all of New England. A few years ago, I … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto art, allegretto design, ancient bridge, blue, bridge, connecticut, covered bridge, east haddam, floral, flowers, historic bridge, landscape, modern art, moodus, nature, new england, new england covered bridge, new england landscape, original art, paesaggio, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, plein air painting, ponte, purple, red, river, rural setting, sky, springtime, stream, tourism, travel, trees, wild flowers, wooden bridge
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IL PRIMO SETTEMBRE/SEPTEMBER FIRST
by Luciano Somma On this first day of September, I felt it appropriate to share the poem SEPTEMBER FIRST written by Luciano Somma. As in all of Luciano’s poetry, we feel the sentimental spirit of one of Italy’s foremost poets. … Continue reading
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Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, autumn, autumn colors, blue, botanical, clouds, connecticut, contemporary, East Hampton, fall, fall colors, floral, flowers, gold, green, impressionistic, landscape, leaves, Luciano somma september, lupin, mountains, nature, new england, orange, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, plein air, poetry, poppies, purple, red, river, sky, stream, tourism, travel, trees, trnaslations, warm colors, warm tones, water, wildflowers, yellow
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New England Waterfall
New England Waterfall Connecticut is a plein air artist’s paradise. In addition to the vibrant hues that dominate the fall landscape, an explosion of pink, yellow, violet, and rose proclaim spring. The first time I painted this waterfall in … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto art, art, blossoms, blue, connecticut, connecticut tourism, contemporary art, East Hampton, floral, flowering trees, flowers, green, landscape, nature, new england, orange, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, plein air painting, purple, red, river, rocks, sky, stream, tourism, travel, trees, water, waterfall, yellow
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Fall In New England
Painting Fall Colors In New England Even though I am not too keen on painting en plein air, this scene was impossible to resist. Of course, as I often do, I had to add my own spin, in this case, … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, connecticut, connecticut landscape, connecticut tourism, connecticut travel, contemporary art, fall colors, flowers, impressionism, impressionistic landscape, landscape, new england, new england art, new england fall landscape painting, new england landscape, original art, red, river, stream, tourism, travel, trees, water
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Waterfall At East Hampton
What is it about waterfalls that attracts people? I mean, all they are is water running over rocks. So what’s the big deal? For me, the attraction is the power of the water, the force of nature, if you will. … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto, art, connecticut, contemporary art, giclee prints, landscape, nature, new england art, original art, plein air painting, river, rocks, stream, tourism, travel, trees, water, waterfall
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