Media: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 20”x 24”
Date: 2000
Karen Tarlton
is originally from California. She has studied art at the University of
California at Davis and the Corcoran School of Fine Art in Virginia. Tarlton
travels extensively and still continues to study art. For the last ten years
she has been a full time professional artist.
“This original oil conveys a sense of light and air and the joys of a
fantastic mountain lake, with expressive textured brush and palette knife work.
I have many memories of Lake Tahoe, my childhood home, and its beauty never
ceases to amaze me. . . A vibrant and sophisticated piece to add to any fine
art collection, or the perfect stand out work of art to start one!”
Karen
Tarlton painted Sailing Between the Pines
with oil paints in the palette knife method, like many of her other paintings.
This method of applying several layers of paint causes a three dimensional
appearance. This painting is available for sale as a print from Karen’s Fine
Art online.
Sailing Between the Pines is the
artist’s fond recollection of her childhood memories. It is hazy, without
distinct boundaries or features. It is the impression of a memory, of a dream
from the past.
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