Behind the Field of Wheat
A ripe field of winter wheat is the foreground for this simple barn and shed scene. I decided on one of my “blue sky days” for the sky area of this painting.
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Old Red Barn Painting
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Old Red Barn Painting
Red Barn Under a Yellow Sky
Yellow, red and green. I find them such a warm and cheerful color combination. I painted a simple red barn with three old fence posts near it in this country scene.
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Part of Kishwaukee College Permanent Collection.
Barn Rows Painting
Young rows of soybeans in the field with a traditional red barn and sheds beyond, is what I decided on for this early summer scene here in the Heartland. The new rows of corn and beans coming up is always a welcome site, especially after a long winter!
Red Barn Painting
A Blue Sky Day
This original red barn painting is done in acrylic paint on a 16 x 20″ stretched canvas. The barn sits behind my minimal, abstracted field rows.
Old Red Barn Original Painting
I work from very small to large for my original paintings of the Midwestern Heartland. This tiny painting measure 7 x 5″ and is done on hardboard.
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Red Barn Blue Sky Painting
I love seeing days when our midwestern sky is full of those beautiful fluffy cottonball clouds floating by. For this piece I decided on a angular field pattern behind the old red barn.
Old Farm Original Painting
Haze Over the Poppy Farm
I decided on a field of bright red poppies as the foreground area of this old red barn and farmhouse painting scene. This piece measures 16 x 12″ and is done on stretched canvas in acrylic paint.
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Old Red Barn Painting
In this painting I wanted to give the feeling of the remnants of an old farmstead. I included the old red barn and sheds, without the house that would have once stood there also.
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Old Red Barn Original Landscape Painting
This painting measures 16 x 20″ and is painted in acrylic on stretched canvas. I painted this in my slightly abstracted style for the feel of mature late summer crops in the field rows. I sometimes us photographs for reference, yet most of my paintings come from my imagination, or memories of places that I have seen over the years on the quiet back roads of our Heartland. I love the old barns and farmhouses and always seem to have a new idea in the back of my head for a painting. I hope that you will enjoy viewing my original work!