Golden Light transforms landscapes | Ann Korologos Gallery

Apr 14, 2020

Golden Light

John O’Donohue speaks of light being the ultimate beauty to play upon a landscape, allowing it to transform infinitely before us. Yet, there is something about that rosy, pink golden light as the day moves into twilight or dawn that warms not only the sky, but our spirit. Enjoy this selection of works by Deborah Paris, Marie Figge Wise, Linda Lillegraven, Dinah Worman, Peggy Judy, Simon Winegar, and Leon Loughridge.

Deborah Paris - Aspen Twilight — Deborah Paris, “Aspen Twilight,” Oil on Linen, 18 x 24 in

Marie Figge Wise - Convergence — Marie Figge Wise, “Convergence,” Oil on Panel, 18 x 24 in

Linda Lillegraven - Moving Into Twilight — Linda Lillegraven, “Moving Into Twilight,” Oil on Linen, 36 x 24 in

Dinah Worman - The Glow of the Sangres — Dinah Worman, “The Glow of the Sangres,” Oil on Canvas, 40 x 40 in

Marie Figge Wise, “The Lower Colorado (McKinney Roughs, TX),” Oil on Canvas, 9 x 12 in

Marie Figge Wise - Fore — Marie Figge Wise, “Fore,” Oil on Panel, 8 x 16 in

Peggy Judy - Never Look Back — Peggy Judy, “Never Look Back,” Oil on Canvas, 30 x 24 in

Simon Winegar - Textured Evening — Simon Winegar, “Textured Evening,” Oil on Panel, 20 x 30 in

Leon Loughridge - Winter's Hay, 5/18 — Leon Loughridge, “Winter’s Hay, 5/18,” Wood Block Print, 9 x 12 in

Love what you see? Keep exploring! Learn more about the work of Marie Figge Wise, Linda Lillegraven, Dinah Worman, Peggy Judy, Simon Winegar, and Leon Loughridge. If you have questions about any work, please contact Ann Korologos Gallery by emailing art@korologosgallery.com or calling (970) 927-9668.

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