Autumn Landscapes

November 17, 2018

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Rachel Harvey, Charmed Again, oil on canvas

The color palette of the natural world is always changing. This fluctuation from green and purple to orange and red is quite the display, and I look forward to it every year. Many of the artists at RSG are quite taken with this time of year too, which is evident in their autumnal pieces.

Jane Aukshunas, Foliage Frolic, oil pastel

Annie Meyer, French Landscape 2017, monotype

Maud Durland, Lingering Light, water color

Don Schwartz, Path Through the Misty Woods, photography

Wayne Hung Chin, Autumn, oil

Doug Adair, Lost Track, color photo

Noriko Sugita, Full Moon, reduction woodcut — Noriko Sugita, Full Moon, reduction woodcut

Ann Munson, Barn Through the Trees, mixed media

Jean Gale, Fall in the Steens, water color

Angelita Surmon, Autumn Signs, acrylic on canvas

Rich Bergeman, Pioneer Portage Route, Wallacut River, WA, pigment ink print

David McBride, Clickity Clack, acrylic

Joan Metcalf, Aspen Glow, oil and wax

Ted Olson, Promise, oil on panel

Gloria Baker Feinstein,Large Crow, mixed media

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