A replica of the "The slave ship Amistad" on the Chester river. A replica of john Brown's skiff is in the background 10 x 8 oil. I love dusty breathless fall days on the Eastern shore.
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Well, I've finally taken the plunge and got a blog of my own. Poor Julia has been so patient, but I know that I have driven her crazy with my lack of computer skills. So here goes... Welcome to the inner bowels of my chaotic studio!! Here's a few new paintings...
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3 comments:
You are a genius!
I just love these old ship paintings that you do. Planning on doing a larger more detailed one sometime?
Bil
Matthew, Gorgeous as always! I love the nautical subject matter with your dramatic lighting. We may just have to nickname you "Sparkles"!
We're looking forward to seeing you and Julia next month at the Waterfowl Festival!
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