This is another one of my 3 paintings that was juried into the 2016 Spring Show at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, starting on May 14, 2016. I am in a "Van Gogh" state of mind this spring with painting irises!
Iris Ladder (c)Ann McCann 2016
Iris Ladder (c)Ann McCann 2016
This is another one of my 3 paintings that was juried into the 2016 Spring Show at the Dutch Art Gallery in Dallas, starting on May 14, 2016. I am in a "Van Gogh" state of mind this spring with painting irises!
Pear Cotton Candy (c) Ann McCann 2016
My Pear Cotton Candy got accepted into the Spring 2016 Dutch Art Gallery Show. The opening is May 20, though I cannot attend. Two other paintings were also accepted into this juried show.
There are over 60 paintings in this show. I have two paintings in the exhibit, and one is brand new. Both are scenes from my neighborhood in Old East Dallas. Come out and vote for me for the Peoples' Choice Award!
This was one of the larger paintings at my show. It was popular. I could have sold it more than once! Although this scene is from Sanibel Island in Florida, it reminded my friend of spending time in Mexico. Good memories I assume......
A long time friend of mine saw this at my show, and said he had to have it. I was very flattered, since he usually likes much tighter paintings. I am glad that it is going to a good home.
Irises in the Hood by Ann McCann (c)2016
This is a house in my neighborhood from the early 1900s. My focus in this painting was the beautiful purple irises, but I also captured a glimpse of the house at the top of the hill. This is a great neighborhood, the Belmont Addition in Dallas.
Bluebonnet Hill by Ann McCann (c) 2016
Here is my first painting from the trip to the Texas Hill country. For those of you have gone on the Willow City Loop in the past month, you will recognize this spot! It is gorgeous and one of the few places that is not fenced. Disney could not have done a better job here! I will be painting more from this location.
I painted this on a cloudy day, and the sunflowers really added some sunshine.
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I am just back from a painting trip in the Texas hill country. I can't tell you how gorgeous it was, not only the bluebonnets, but orange paintbrush, red poppies, etc. The Willow City Loop was amazing. I have so many photos and so little time to paint those scenes. I have some plein air paint sketches to complete and will post them when finished.
I painted this last year and it is for sale here.
Iris are blooming everywhere right now. So, while they last, I am painting them as fast as I can. Here is my latest effort. This is a gallery wrap canvas that is painted on the sides.
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"Pear Cotton Candy" by Ann McCann (c)2016
Bradford Pear trees are the earliest sign of Spring in Dallas. These are my favorite, and I try to paint them every year. I like how I achieved the opaque blossoms against the transparent shadows. This is my favorite so far!
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It occasionally snows in Dallas. Even with a big snowfall, it soon melts. However, it is beautiful while it lasts. I love the deep blues and purples in this painting, contrasting with the bright whites and blues of the snow. This is a path that I would follow into the woods. How about you?
These orange hibiscus flowers were fresh from my hairdresser's garden. I love the tranparent flower colors again the opaque background.
I sold this painting at my solo exhibit "The Color of Memories" at the Baylor Health Sciences Library in Dallas. The show will be up until April 22, 2016.
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This is the beautiful and bucolic landscape on the University of Connecticut campus in Storrs. Cattle and horses graze on rolling grassy hills with mountains and clouds in the background.
I sold this painting at my solo exhibit "The Color of Memories" at the Baylor Health Sciences Library in Dallas. The show will be up until April 22, 2016.
alouisemccann@gmail.com
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