Winter Works

February 18, 2017

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Brian Cameron, Forest Light — Brian Cameron, Forest Light

I know we are all fed up with winter. It’s been a tough one! Rest assured, spring is on the way. But before we say goodbye, I’d like to share with you some works by RSG artists that capture the drama and beauty of this tumultuous season.

jme-216 — Joan Metcalf, Winter Trees, Winter Trees

Rich Bergeman, Spring Snowfall, Baker Valley, Oregon — Rich Bergeman, Spring Snowfall, Baker Valley, Oregon

Jeanne Levasseur, Duet — Jeanne Levasseur, Duet

Bernard R Kliks, Winter's Tale — Bernard R Kliks, Winter’s Tale

Paul Zegers, Aspens — Paul Zegers, Aspens

Gregory Pfarr, South Sister from Park Meadow — Gregory Pfarr, South Sister from Park Meadow

Sue Allen, Mt. Hood Winter Patio — Sue Allen, Mt. Hood Winter Patio

Harry Greaver, Winter Field — Harry Greaver, Winter Field

David L McBride, View from the Top — David L McBride, View from the Top

Sandra Pearce, The Unintentional Pond — Sandra Pearce, The Unintentional Pond

Jan Fowler, Eventide — Jan Fowler, Eventide

Elizabeth Brinton, Winter Still Life — Elizabeth Brinton, Winter Still Life

Rachel Harvey, Dream Dancing — Rachel Harvey, Dream Dancing

William TC Stevens, Alpine Glow — William TC Stevens, Alpine Glow

Renee Ugrin, Snowy Lane — Renee Ugrin, Snowy Lane

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