Central Park Duck Pond

New York City Central Park Duck Pond

Here's a plein air painting that I painted of the Central Park Duck Pond looking southwest along Central Park South. This one is done in oils on a 16" x 20" panel.
This is avaiable at my Etsy store here:https://www.etsy.com/shop/gundersonstudio

Florida Paintings at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Art Museum

Florida Paintings at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Art Museum

More of my favorites from  Cici and Hyatt Brown Art Museum in Daytona.

Backus

Backus

Herzog

Still Lives from my Beacon Exhibit

Still Lives from my Beacon Exhibit

Buddha and Sunflowers

Peaches

The Offering

Silver and Lupine

Gunderson Exhibition in Beacon, NY

Gunderson Exhibition in Beacon, NY

The Inn and Spa in Beacon, New York 2019

The Beacon Fine Art Gallery - located in the lobby of the Inn and Spa in Beacon at 151 Main Street in Beacon, NY

The Gallery opens a new art exhibition featuring representational landscape
and still-life  paintings by renowned American painter,
Keith Gunderson of Kerhonkson, NY.  

Click here for exhibition

Hudson Highlands

Passing Shower

Morning on the Hudson

Hudson Valley Homestead

Passing Shower

This is called "Passing Shower" and just this week sold at the Beacon Fine Art Gallery i Beacon, NY.

The gallery is the invention of Roger Greenwald, not only the director of the gallery but the owner of the Spa and Inn at Beacon as well as the architect of the newly constructed five story contemporary brownstone.

The Beacon Fine Art Gallery

The Inn and Spa at Beacon

151 Main St.

845.205.2900

www.innspabeacon.com 

More from New Smyrna

A few more paintings and stuff from last month's New Smyrna Beach painting trip.

Moonrise over the palms

16" x 20"

oil on linen

 Sunrise

 New Smyrna Beach View

Palms

 Morning on the Beach

Hudson Valley Plein Air 2018

This is one of my entries to the Hudson Valley Plein Air festival 2018 which was held the second week of October 2018. I painted the scene on a rainy night down at the Strand in Kingston, NY.

It was awarded the Best in Show for which I am grateful to my fellow artist participants that judged the show as well as the staff at the Walkill school of Art who made this event possible.

Rainy night in Kingston oil on linen panel 12" x 24"

Storm King from Newburgh

Storm King from Newburgh

Woodstock Way

Woodstock Way is a painting that I made of tannery brook in town, looking toward the waterfall.

Tinker Street Woodstock New York

Tinker Street Woodstock New York

Painted from the village green in Woodstock, New York.

This view is looking west on Tinker Street.

My still life meditations

These are my little still life meditations, small-scale and quickly done.

Winter Sycamores

Winter Sentinels is a painting that i made of a stand of Sycamores in a field near my house.

New York City Art Studio

A watercolor painting I made in the studio of my friend Janet , which occupied the front parlor of the top floor of a nineteenth century five story walkup on the corner of 55th Street and 8th Ave. Amazing light but also a real sense of New York City when the windows were open and you could feel the energy of the throngs of people and activity below. Yet on a still gray day it could be quiet and serene.

Blue Jay Nest

One spring a blue jay family raised up their young right next to the back porch at the Vermont house oin Stowe. I always had some paints and an easel setup out there and just sat down and painted.

Ucchia Marini carving a block

This is a painting of my dear friend Ucchia Marini, who along with her husband Mark are carvers and make beautiful stone sculptures. I painted this from life in the sculpture studios of the Art Students League of New York.

Under the North Light

Here's a painting of the north light studio of studio seven at the Art Student's League of New York.

Fulton Street Fish Market

Here'a painting that I painted at the Fulton Street Fish Market in Manhattan. I love doing these paintings of the fish market, all of which I made at 4:00 in the morning en Plein air.

Poet "O" of Central Park

I was painting en Plein air one fall day in Central Park and ended up doing a scene near the bandshell. On this occasion, as I was painting, a homeless person ambled up to me with what I thought would be a request for money. Instead, this scruffy character recited a poem he had conjured that very moment in homage to all Plein air painters everywhere. I was flabbergasted! When you paint on the street in Manhattan you develop a bit of a thick skin as its hard to not be conspicuous with a tripod and a pochade in open view. My normal (cynical)reaction would be to
try to avoid this guy but to my amazement, he gave me a gift of great eloquence. As I would later find out this fellow held degrees from NYU but had crashed and burned along the way of life and here he was and there I was.

In Central Park

A path in Central Park.. a moment in time that is captured by light and thought.

The Persian Vase

I painted this exquisite Persian vase with its emerald glaze and thought the purple plums and Chinese lanterns would compliment it nicely.