Winter Harbor, Camden, Maine
- fine art giclee print
- (large), art size: 19 x 29 inches
- (small), art size: 13 x 22 inches
- limited edition
- pigmented, archival inks
- on watercolor on paper
- signed by the artist
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Winter Harbor, Camden, Maine
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Sentries
A fine art giclee print from my watercolor Sentries, painted on location off Vaughan Road in Hallowell, Maine.
- Signed by the artist, limited edition
- Image size: 15 x 23.5 inches
- Paper size: 17 x 26 inches
- archival pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
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Two Sisters
A fine art giclee print from my watercolor Two Sisters, painted on location at Popham Beach.
- 17 x 22 inches
- (image size: 14 x 19 inches)
- archival pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
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RBG, print
A beautiful, 22 x 17 inch fine art print from my original charcoal drawing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. I drew this on September 18, 2020 in remembrance of this great lady.
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The Cottage, 6a.m.
A fine art giclee print from my watercolor of one of my favorite spots on Popham Beach. I have memories of this place going back decades.
- 17 x 22 inches
- (image size: 12.5 x 20 inches)
- archival, pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
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Mudroom
This is a watercolor I did years ago of our back door “mudroom”—a place to park the boots and coats in winter and cold springs in Maine. A warm spring day had arrived and we had left the door open to let in the breezes. I was captivated by the streak of sun breaking across the floor and our family’s boots. I always felt this was one of my best early watercolors, and I was fortunate to be able to borrow the painting back to create this print.
- signed
- on rag fine art watercolor paper
- with pigment inks for permanence
- 14 x 22 inches
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Seed Catalogs
One cold winter day I went up to the bedroom to find Jen’s seed catalogs all over the floor. I loved the contrast of the bitter day outside with the hope for spring inside. A thin pane of glass the only barrier from the cold winter.
- archival pigmented inks
- on acid free watercolor paper
- 13 x 19
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Act II
An actress friend waiting in the wings on the backstage steps for her entrance in ACT II of a production by Gaslight Theater. Her casual, almost bored pose is at interesting odds with the fluff and feather of her 1950s costume and the vivacious persona she will don when she walks out on stage. The original egg tempera painting has acquired the nickname “Red Dress” for obvious reasons.
- 17 x 18 inches
- archival, pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
- signed
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August 12
Two women sharing a deeply personal conversation on a beach in Maine glows with a light that seems to come from a beloved memory. The colors are lushly pretty and the young women’s faces and bodies are suffused with a tender innocence. Compositionally I framed them in with verticals and horizontals to provide the privacy of their words, their arms and bodies echoing the framing of the towels.
- archival pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper.
- 17 x 22 inches
- signed
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18 in Soho
A print rom my original oil painting. We were in New York at a friend’s house getting ready to head into the city for an evening of gallery openings in SOHO. I was captivated by the graceful angularity of this young woman’s pose as she applied the last touches to her eye makeup. It was a fine evening on the town, with family and friends.
- archival pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
- 17 x 18 inches
- signed
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The Troupe
An summer’s day at Reid’s State Park in Maine inspired these dancers to grace the sands with their arabesques and tumbling moves. In turn, Christopher Cart was inspired to paint “The Troupe.”
- This giclée is printed with archival inks on acid free watercolor paper.
- Image size: 7.5 x 16.5 inches
- (large 12 x 26.5 inch print available on special order for $145)
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Wine Festival
A harvest dance in a vineyard breaths the scent of wine, apples, summer air in this atmospheric oil painting. The feeling of swaying movement of the dancing woman and violin player is such that we feel we can step into their rhythm and dance along with them.
- 17 x 22, signed
- archival, pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper
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Moondance
Couples dance under an early dusk sky in this print of my oil painting, “Moondance.” The mood is intense, romantic, serious and sensuous, as we see that the dancers are rapt with the music, the movements of their bodies, the feel of the evening air, and each other.
- 19 x 13, signed
- archival, pigmented inks
- on fine art watercolor paper