Serenity Found in Two New Pieces

A place to feel calm, untroubled, peaceful.

Fresh air, clean water — where my lungs inflate with the onrush of serenity.

After a month of facing new challenges, chaos came storming in. I felt like the unrestrained splashing of water that was dropped into a hot frying pan!

A walk in nature, a moment of silence and a long deep breath was a calming gift. My new paintings remind me to welcome the serene and peaceful offerings found right out my door.

"Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything." – Albert Einstein

Cool clean breeze blows across the field giving winter birds a place to dance.
20" x 16", oil on birch wood cradle
For sale
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Toes touching smooth rock under a spring fed creek in the sparkling shade, ahh peace.
16" x 20", oil on birch wood cradle
SOLD
Contact fivespoongallery@gmail.com for more information

Thank you for visit and ay peace be your friend while you are looking at my art.

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