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| Day's End My inspiration for this painting was a photo of Back River, an estuarine inlet of the Chesapeake Bay in Hampton Roads area of southeastern Virginia taken by Skip Brown, a well-known photographer from Cabin John, MD. A Class V kayaker, advanced-rated hang-glide pilot, accomplished wind surfer, kite boarder, mountain biker, and snow sportsman, Skip brings a special perspective to his landscapes (see http://www.skipbrownphotography.com/index.html). This serene setting is typical of many tributaries along the Chesapeake Bay and the 3,000-mile Intracoastal Waterway, a recreational and commercial "water superhighway" that runs the length of the Eastern Seaboard. The framed original watercolor, presented in a 1.5" wide grey and black wood frame flecked with rust red and brass nameplate (triple matted in acid-free black core medium grey on light pink on light blue with an outer dimension of 18.5" x 27"), is available for $4,750.00. Limited edition giclée prints of the original painting and note cards are also available. |
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