Showing posts with label nights in rodanthe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nights in rodanthe. Show all posts

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Serendipity Now (SOLD)


This is from another photo furnished by my painting mate Mick. Serendipity again. I owe you Mick. For some reason this painting feels somber in a way that is hard to shake. I think the open electrical panel on the front of the house is the saddest element.  The elctrical panel and the house are both vacant. When a house is condemned they "pull the (meter) ". Similar to "pull the plug".
The perfect gift for Festuvus celebrations.
Serendipity Now.
Let our sales team stuff your stocking.
Oil  on canvas 16"X20"(SOLD)

Monday, November 30, 2009

Later that same evening in Rodanthe(SOLD)(Serendipity)


My mate Mick spends his nights mostly in Rodanthe these days. I asked him to take a picture of Serendipity, the house in "Rodanthe Nights". It has been an icon on Hatteras Island for as long as I can remember. The first oceanfront home after about 25 miles of National Park Service Property. From the very top of the Oregon Inlet Bridge you can see Rodanthe in the distance. Its really RodantheWavesSalvo.  "Richard Gere frolicking in the surf". Ahhh. Good Times.
Oil  on canvas 14"X10"
I am going to officially call this my 500th  painting.
(SOLD) to a repeat collector

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