Oil on panel - 12x9
The concept behind this painting was some sketches and photographs I took last winter when the beach was all but deserted by all but a flock of sea gulls - thus the title, "Gull's Beach." The weather was calm, but a swell was coming in from the Atlantic. The sunlight on the gulls cast long reflections in the wet sand.
I began this painting on March 23, but coutless interruptions and changes and wipe-outs delayed its completion until today.
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