Painting Days
Friday is our usual painting day
Travels along the Laja has taken a temporary backseat to exhibits that Linda and I are working on. Linda has an exhibit of watercolors scheduled to open on December 1st …
Neither floods, mud, dead ends, cold, nor the blasting sun stay us from sleuthing along the back roads of San Miguel for the next best painting site. We have to …
We never know what adventures each day of painting holds....about 40 minutes north of San Miguel are vast farms of broccoli, other food crops, and industrial size dairy farms. Always we …
The rainy season here in San Miguel hit with a vengeance in June while we were both away but the landscape continues to tell the story with an explosion of greens. …
I have been interested for quite a while in finding a particular capilla pictured in de Gast's book¹ which has an attractive and unusual scalloped facade and tilted cross. Robert de …
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