Perry Pastels is the site for the art work of Margretta S. Perry, a Colorado Front Range artist. Her paintings are for sale through PayPal. Contact Ms. Perry at smyliemp@gmail.com for information or questions about any of the paintings.
Showing posts with label Margretta S. Perry artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Margretta S. Perry artist. Show all posts
Monday, February 12, 2018
"Home on the Range" 16 x 20 Original Pastel Painting by Margretta Smylie Perry, Colorado Artist
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Pastel Landscape Work-in-progress by Colorado Artist Margretta S. Perry
Pastel Painting in Progress
by
Margretta S. Perry
This pastel painting is definitely a work in progress. This is probably the 4th or 5th day of work. There are pieces of it that are really working well, and others I have barely addressed yet. It is one of the largest pastel paintings I've worked on. The size is intimidating, not because of the actual size of the painting, but because of the WEIGHT of the finished work when framed with glass. I usually paint smaller pieces because they are easier to pack up, deliver to shows, and carry to venues. We'll see how this works out...
I've just picked up some very deep colors in pastel--the deepest blue and green I could find, a light turquoise with which to finish these amazing Colorado skies, and a couple of those delicious spring greens. I also use a deep 'Merlot' color in my Terry Ludwig pastels which will add the darkest values yet in the foliage. Keep watching to see how this progresses.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Morning Glory Cafe hosts new exhibit by Colorado Pastel Artist, Margretta S. Perry
This fall, Morning Glory Cafe, in Lafayette, CO hosts a new exhibit of pastel paintings by Broomfield pastel artist, Margretta S. Perry. The following paintings are now on display. A variety of Perry's cards and prints are also available at the restaurant.
"Dawn on the Farm"
11" x 14"
$250.00
This farm is located at the outskirts of Louisville, CO. I wanted to create an atmosphere of dawn when everything comes to life on a farm!
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"Homestead"
7" x 9"
$195.00
This farm is a compilation of several scenes, showing off the large Colorado skies and a scene similar to my grandfather's farm near Wellington, CO, now farmed by my cousin Wade. It is so comforting to know that farm families continue to work the land and it hasn't all been taken over by large corporations!
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"Ranch on Wood's Landing Road, Laramie, WY"
11" x 14"
$250.00
This scene is west of Laramie, WY off the Wood's Landing Road. Our family used to visit aunt, uncle, and cousins on a farm in that area which was always a special treat to us. I wasn't sure which farm had been theirs, but tried to capture a scene similar to my childhood memory.
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"Winter Grazing"
6" x 8"
$125.00
This farm was glowing on the Colorado landscape on what is called "The Front Range" or the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains west of Denver. It was winter, but the cows were out grazing in a green meadow, an idyllic scene with the red barns in the background.
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"Winter Farm"
9" x 12"
$210.00
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This lovely painting is also a compilation of farms. The original scene was from a tulip farm in the Skagit Valley with the Cascade Mountains in the background. Using artistic license, I transformed it into a wintery scene that could be common to almost all of the western states. I love the fields of snow still showing the rows of planting--and of course, red barns...
Come and see the exhibit and enjoy the wonderful "farm-fresh fare" at the Morning Glory Farm Cafe. They have a terrific selection of gluten-free menu items--a favorite of our family! Jules also carries my cards and prints for sale at the restaurant. Bon appetit!!!
Sunday, January 6, 2013
“Out of the Blue” 11” x 14” Original Pastel Painting by Colorado Artist Margretta S. Perry
“Out of the
Blue”
11” x 14”
Original Pastel Painting by Colorado Artist Margretta S. Perry
PRIVATE COLLECTION
This painting
is from a photo my husband took on the way up to Mt. Evans. We went to see the
“colors” and it was pure ‘eye-candy’ up in the mountains.
I used Wallis sanded
paper as the ground and a mix of soft pastels.
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