10 x 11"oil on masonite
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Also included in the upcoming May show - a cityscape of Seattle at the corner of Pike Street and First Avenue, right at the opening of the Pike Place Market. I had taken a cab to the market early in the evening and started my hike back to the hotel - delighted with the break in the clouds and this gorgeous, dusky, peachy light - dispelling the myth that Seattle is always rainy and gray.
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13 comments:
Wow! The light is wonderful.
Simply incredible. How lucky you caught such a beautiful evening in Seattle!
Hi Karin,
This is gorgeous.
Take care,
Barbara
I like this painting very much, in a different way I liked the others I commented previously. There's a different feeling on everyone.
Really like your depiction of 1st & Pike. I worked in an office just 4 blocks west of that intersection. I lived in Seattle over 29 years & can vouch that it doesn't rain a lot - just frequent sprinkles/mists. In the summer the only gray is our lawns.
Now retired in NW Arkansas & lovin' it.
Ken B. :-)
Love the atmosphere on this one. Great job!
Beautiful, Karin! These cityscapes of yours are my favorites. The light in this one is so wonderfully evocative of a spring evening ... I can almost feel the chill in the air!
This is absolutely beautiful. The amazing light and reflections really bring this urban landscape to life!
Hi Karen:
I love your street scenes. This one is particularly lovely.
Ann Seago
Austin
Wow. Amazing. I can feel the humidity in the air and hear the bustle of the downtown businesses. Wow. You really have a talent.
love this and the rich jewel tones you favor.
Love this Karin. Your street scenes are my favorite (especially since this is one of the best spots - near Pike Place Market!).
I'm from Seattle and I've walked this corner many times - you really captured that golden light we get at the end of the day. I can't wait to visit the Howard/Mandville Gallery to see your work in person!
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