After four weeks of no weight on my right foot (don't recommend it), I am finally putting some weight on it. I am on crutches and on my way to walking again. I am also painting, seated of course. I have worked on a landscape of the Snake , reworked an Amish Farm I found in Eureka, Montana. I also paint minatures each morning to start the day. These are 6x6 in. paintings of whatever catches my attention. I paint the minatures on Raymar Art Panels.
All paintings on this site are for sale. For pricing and information call me at 817-291-7611 or e-mail at
gduaned1@gmail.com.
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Apples come in so many sizes and colors. This one was just the perfect example of a red apple. |
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Painting pears is always appealing. Beautiful shapes and colors. |
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Red onions may be my favorite vegetable to paint. The colors are so rich. |
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This barn was at Rexford, Montana near the Canadian Border. Beautiful area. I have to believe this barn has seen a lot of history. |
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The Snake River is especially beautiful in Teton National Park. In the fall there is so much color against the green pine trees. |
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