Elizabeth Gleason

An artist in Jamestown NY who loves oil and watercolor painting.

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Oscar Woodward – Rooster Oil Painting

  • Original Oil Painting. “Oscar Woodward” painting is done in Alla Prima, which means that these paintings are done in one session wet on wet oil technique, which gives a looser look to the work.
  • Size 6 x 6
  • Oil on Wood Panel
  • Frame not included. The painting can be displayed without a frame.
  • This painting has a bluish-grey painted side and back.
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Staunton Farm stood in the heart of Wesleyville’s tranquil countryside, nestled within rolling hills and fields. Oscar Woodward resided here with vibrant feathers that shimmered in the morning sun. Oscar proudly woke the farm up every dawn when the first rays of pink and orange sunlight with his cock-a-doodle. His chest puffed out, and his head held high. He crowed and broke the stillness in the air. A new day welcomed the farm.

 

Staunton Farm stood in the heart of Wesleyville’s tranquil countryside, nestled within rolling hills and fields. Oscar Woodward resided here with vibrant feathers that shimmered in the morning sun. Oscar proudly woke the farm up every dawn when the first rays of pink and orange sunlight with his cock-a-doodle. His chest puffed out, and his head held high. He crowed and broke the stillness in the air. A new day welcomed the farm.

Halloween Moon

Bentley Hart, the curious rabbit, perched at the edge of Inkhart Woods, watched the Halloween moon ascend. Its eerie glow cast enchanting shadows on the ancient trees, stirring a sense of adventure. Bentley’s heart raced, ready for a moonlit journey into the mysterious heart of the night. Inkhart Woods Paintings and Prints Available

Xavier Cuddlestone

On Halloween night, Xavier Cuddlestone, the mischievous black cat, slipped out of Greta’s room, his emerald eyes gleaming with mischief. He made his way to Wesleyville Cemetery, where he stirred up ghostly shadows and laughter among the spirits, creating a bewitching night of enchantment and playful haunts. Wesleyville Collection Paintings

Olive

Olive, the charming sheep at Andrews Farm, was known for her distinctive flower crown, a delicate ring of flowers perched atop her head. Every day, she gracefully pranced across the rolling hills to the pond’s edge. There, she joined her woolly companions in their favorite pastime: nibbling on the lush grass surrounding the pond.

With her flower-adorned crown swaying as she grazed, Olive not only added a touch of elegance to the farm but also played a vital role. Her appetite kept the grass trimmed to perfection, creating a picturesque scene enjoyed by all the farm’s inhabitants.

  • Original Oil Painting is Sold. Prints Available Only
  • “Olive” painting is done in Alla Prima, which means that these paintings are done in one session wet on wet oil technique, which gives a looser look to the work.
  • Artwork Size 10 x7-6/8
  • Original Oil on paper

 

Rohan

In the heart of Pines of Inkhart, a majestic deer named Rohan ruled as a guardian. His chestnut fur and noble antlers symbolized wisdom and strength. Each day, Rohan watched over the forest, his keen eyes protecting all who dwelled within. From the songs of birds to the whispers of the wind, he understood the secrets of the pines. Rohan’s presence, a symbol of harmony, ensured that the Pines thrived, and the creatures of Inkhart lived in peace, a testament to his eternal watch over their home.

  • Original Oil Painting Sold. Prints Available
  • “Rohan” painting is done in Alla Prima, which means that these paintings are done in one session wet on wet oil technique, which gives a looser look to the work.
  • Size 7 x 5 x .5″
  • Oil on Primed Wood Panel with gloss varnish