Richard and the Three Ms

December 1 - 22, 2012

Closing Reception December 22nd, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Cannery Row Studios  |  604 North Francisca Avenue  |  Redondo Beach CA 90277

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This exhibit includes thirteen of the Bertha Series paintings, the largest showing to date. It is so nice to see them all hanging together!

These are hanging at the left side of the entrance, chosen by the gallery as best representing the series

Loves Labor 2, acrylic on canvas, 36" x 48"; Ford Falcon, acrylic on paper, approx 40" x 52"

This is the long wall in the gallery, from the left side, with a veritable parade of big Berthas

This is the same wall seen from the other side

This is a small wall in the center of the space. The large piece is one of the last of the Bertha series 

Intimate, Bertha portraits series, acrylic on paper, approx 40" x 52"

This painting was selected for the Redondo Beach Art Group's annual group show. This year the event was held at Cannery Row Studios and Gallery 608 next door, Redondo Beach, CA

Thank you, Norlynne Coar, for taking these photos so I could see how it looked. I was out of town for the entire two weeks of the exhibit.

Joshua Tree

acrylic on canvas, 41" w x 67" h

I'm very pleased to be included in this show. Opening reception is Saturday July 7, 2012 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

PS Zask Gallery, 550 Deep Valley Drive #151, Rolling Hills Estates CA 90274

San Jacinto from Desert Hot Springs acrylic on paper, 98" x 36"             This piece is diplayed in the gallery window

Two more paintings are in the main gallery. I'm really happy that these two are showing together, as they've always seemed to belong together from the time they were painted.

Laundry Line 3  acrylic on paper, 36" x 48"              Ford Falcon  acrylic on paper, 36" x 48"

What a fun opening it was! The show was very beachy and easy on the eye. The artists that were represented live all up and down the California coast. It was fun to meet new artists and see their work.

White Point, San Pedro

acrylic on canvas, 84" w x 34" h

This is White Point Park in San Pedro, California. It has some interesting tidepools, and was the site of a beach resort back in the 1950s, so there are old footings and such. We chose this spot, however, because you can drive down and park right by the water. My painting set up is not good for hiking!

Read more: On the Easel: White Point, San Pedro, CA