Linda, Jean & Josh Linda Sorensen, Jean Warren & Joshua Meador |
Joshua Meador, oil paintings |
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Linda Sorensen, oil paintings |
Jean Warren, watercolors |
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Linda Sorensen | ||
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Outward Bound |
Moonrise Sunset, Monument Valley |
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Nunsense, Monument Valley |
Road into Monument Valley, Sentinel Mesa |
Winter Radiance at River's End |
Jean Warren | ||
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Duncans Landing |
Leaves of Time |
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She says, "Representational images spark the interest in the viewer while the abstract involves their experience and interpretation. It always has been my goal to challenge the static image, to paint more of what's going on, both on the surface and below the surface, drawing on people's different levels of consciousness." |
Rectangle Dance |
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When teaching watercolor, Jean says, "The one thing I love to get through to my students is that watercolor is so versatile, it gives you ideas what to do next, to be able to respond to what the paint is doing on the paper is a gift watercolor gives us like no other medium seems to do. |
Shakespeare & Co. (Paris) |
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Wrights Beach |
Joshua Meador 1911-1965 | ||
In the late 1940's and early 1950's, Joshua Meador along with his wife Libby and son Philip would drive their woody station wagon from their La Crescenta home to Bodega Bay. Josh enjoyed painting California's coastal scenes and nearby environs. He often painted throughout Sonoma County. As his career progressed, he had a gallery and studio in Carmel Highlands and between 1960 and 1965, one in Caspar just north of Mendocino. |
Pow Wow, 18 x 14 |
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Caspar Reef Spray, 24 x 36 |
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Veiled Morning, 20 x 27 |
San Pedro Boats, 22 x 30 |
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Linda Sorensen's site | Jean Warren's @ Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery | Joshua Meador @ Bodega Bay Heritage Gallery |