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 Archives:Mar 2009



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Morning Calm

by Deb Pero on 3/25/2009 9:51:48 PM
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 Oh, how I needed some morning calm, after dealing with very frustrating computer issues for hours.. So this peaceful little scene was just the thing.  It is 5x7. And, finally, I've fixed the paypal issues, so you can just click herese!

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Cool Down

by deb pero on 3/25/2009 9:47:48 PM
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I thnk I'd like to paint a full size version of this one some day. I love the feel of morning light as it glitters on all the surfaces.  As I paint, I sometimes make up stories  and for this one, I imagined that this gal is living her dream of owning a horse and entering a few riding competitions. She gets to the stables at the crack of dawn for some practice, and she's done now, taking her beloved partner for his cool down.  She watches some other riders beyond the fence working on their own skills as she walks him out.   This one is 5x5, oil on panel. To purchase, please click here.

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A Perfect Day

by Deb Pero on 3/11/2009 9:42:48 AM
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 I really, really needed a dose of sunshine today! Here in New England, it is cold, raw, dark, dreary, and raining. So, if I can't get the real thing, I can create a little summer on canvas.  I was thinking of those perfect summer days as a kid, and I hope it brings back pleasant memories for you as well, no matter where you live!  This one is 5x5.  To purchase, please click here.

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Venice

by Deb Pero on 3/10/2009 3:22:49 PM
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 Here is a little scene from Venice. It was sold before I could post it.  I wanted to focus on the way the light flows in from the left through the buildings, and hits the end of the brick wal and the green boat.  I also love the laundry hanging up. (it was actually in the photo just like that)
For  nostalgia, I made the boats older, "human powered" models.  This one is 6x8.
It was by request, which brings me to mention that I am open for simple commissions for this project.  This was a more complex scene than I would normally take on for such a small canvas, and for a daily painting, but it was a favor for a friend, and besides, I wanted the challenge!  So, if you have a particular idea you'd like to see as a painting, please contact me at deb@debpero.com and lets talk!
SOLD

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Shawl Gap, Massanutten Mountain

by Deb Pero on 3/5/2009 7:09:35 PM
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 Massanutten Mountain's rugged rocky ridgeline rises above the Shenandoah Valley. This view shows the dip down to Shawl Gap, not far from Front Royal, VA.  I plan to run a 100 mile race here in May. size: 6 x 6.  To purchase, please click here.    SOLD

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March Snow, Monadnock

by Deb Pero on 3/4/2009 11:03:10 PM
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This stream and its surrounding wetlands feeds into Thorndike Pond.  Mount Monadnock rises in the distance.  We've had quite a lot  of snow this winter, and I had to tromp through a bit of it for this view.
But what a gloriously sunny day!

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