Robert Clark
Je crée des paysages sereins et des illustrations enjouées qui mêlent le calme de la nature à un charme fantaisiste, invitant à la réflexion tranquille et à la joie légère dans n'importe quel espace. Mon travail capture des moments intemporels et des histoires décalées avec chaleur et des détails vifs.
Sherri Nordhaus
I just realized we are neighbors. I live where this Dino resides
Robert Clark
Hi Sherri, I noticed the Graveyard post and that you're also a member of the Plein Air Painting Group! I was recently telling Wafang about the wonderful subject matter there—everything from old equipment and fountains to open fields and hay bales. You should tell Heather about this secret spot. I drove by it every day on my way to work for thirty years and always waved to the Dino. I'm trying to get Mike Vorse, the Art Director from the old NEBS, to join our merry crew. Mike lives just around the corner from me near the Harbor Pond. Warmest regards Bob Clark
Sherri Nordhaus
Hi Bob, That graveyard scene is the Dudley Road Cemetery in Townsend. It has the most beautiful trees in autumn sunshine. I'm a member of the Plein Air Painting group but haven't been able to do much as my hubby and I have been traveling for months on end since 2021. He's a photographer and I paint. We are known to be on the road 7 to 8 months at a time. I'll need to connect up with the group after the holidays. If you live near the Harbor Pond you aren't far from us as we live on the P - T line off West Street. It's a small world isn't it? Sherri
Robert Clark
Oh .. the group was at the Old Grave Years in Groton. I posted a sketch of Flags there. I was told they where to men from Groton who dies at Bunker Hill. I was so touched by the little stone of a child with a little purple flower growing in front of it.
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Sherri Nordhaus
I just realized we are neighbors. I live where this Dino resides
Robert Clark
Hi Sherri, I noticed the Graveyard post and that you're also a member of the Plein Air Painting Group! I was recently telling Wafang about the wonderful subject matter there—everything from old equipment and fountains to open fields and hay bales. You should tell Heather about this secret spot. I drove by it every day on my way to work for thirty years and always waved to the Dino. I'm trying to get Mike Vorse, the Art Director from the old NEBS, to join our merry crew. Mike lives just around the corner from me near the Harbor Pond. Warmest regards Bob Clark
Sherri Nordhaus
Hi Bob, That graveyard scene is the Dudley Road Cemetery in Townsend. It has the most beautiful trees in autumn sunshine. I'm a member of the Plein Air Painting group but haven't been able to do much as my hubby and I have been traveling for months on end since 2021. He's a photographer and I paint. We are known to be on the road 7 to 8 months at a time. I'll need to connect up with the group after the holidays. If you live near the Harbor Pond you aren't far from us as we live on the P - T line off West Street. It's a small world isn't it? Sherri
Robert Clark
Oh .. the group was at the Old Grave Years in Groton. I posted a sketch of Flags there. I was told they where to men from Groton who dies at Bunker Hill. I was so touched by the little stone of a child with a little purple flower growing in front of it.