The Salmagundi Club, a New York art institution, holds a members auction in spring and fall every year. This year I'm happy to have two of my pieces selected for the show. Each is a studio landscape based on plein air studies and references. "The Golden Hour" is a spot along a pristine river in Virginia, just as the summer sunset begins to light up the woods and water. "Upstream, October," is Druid Hill Creek early last fall, before many of the trees had begun to change, allowing yellow-green light to filter across the water and rocks. Each will be auctioned at the club during the second session (and simultaneously online via LiveAuctioneers, where you can see all of the available art). The club makes bidding remotely quite simple, and the auction is a chance for people worldwide to see the members' works.
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| "The Golden Hour," oil on panel 16x20 |
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| "Upstream, October," oil on panel, 14x11 |
The works in the links above are on display now through April 9 at the Salmagundi Club, 47 5th Avenue, in Manhattan.
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