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March 19, 2014

"Southwestern Splendor," Monotype enhanced with Oil, a Reflection of Taos, New Mexico

 

I don't paint Southwestern scenes on a daily basis, but every once in a while, I like to share the beauty that surrounds my town.  It is indeed glorious and on a day like today, as Southwestern SplendorI walked back from the main plaza with the sunshine on my face, I realized why I choose to live in this tiny town of about 6,500.  It has its ideosyncracies, but it is still one of the best places to live if you can overlook its shortcomings.  A very unassuming place with a mix of cultures, great art, music, and literature, and a population that warms the heart.  It is always good to come home to Taos, New Mexico. 

 

Southwestern Splendor, Monotype Enhanced with oils, 6" X 4"

Copyright Charlotte Shroyer 2014

Posted at 05:27 PM in Impressionist Paintings, Southwest Images |

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