LARGE IMPRESSIONIST LANDSCAPE by TOM BROWN
“FOGGY MORNING”
12x16 inch Impressionist
Original Oil Painting by Tom Brown
The air is sweet and the landscape seems unusually quiet in a heavy fog. The overall effect is a sense of great peacefulness. I’ve painted on locations under these conditions a number of times, creating valuable plein air studies that capture the essence of the moment.
This piece was done in the studio from previous plein air studies. In this painting I was particularly interested in capturing the atmospheric perspective that was accentuated by the foggy conditions. The effect is almost as if a gauzy veil is drawn over each successive plane in the landscape, making each distant plane more pale and indistinct.
I hope I’ve captured that feeling in this piece. If you would like this painting for your home email me at: tombrownstudio@cox.net
Thanks for looking. Have a stunning day!
12x16 inch Impressionist
Original Oil Painting by Tom Brown
The air is sweet and the landscape seems unusually quiet in a heavy fog. The overall effect is a sense of great peacefulness. I’ve painted on locations under these conditions a number of times, creating valuable plein air studies that capture the essence of the moment.
This piece was done in the studio from previous plein air studies. In this painting I was particularly interested in capturing the atmospheric perspective that was accentuated by the foggy conditions. The effect is almost as if a gauzy veil is drawn over each successive plane in the landscape, making each distant plane more pale and indistinct.
I hope I’ve captured that feeling in this piece. If you would like this painting for your home email me at: tombrownstudio@cox.net
Thanks for looking. Have a stunning day!
posted by Tom Brown at 4:44 AM
1 Comments:
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