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Summer Evening
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
$1895.00 Framed
Purple Marsh Wellfleet II
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
$1895.00 Framed
Pond at Sunrise
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
Price:$1895.00 Framed
River Like Wine
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
Price: $1895.00 Framed SOLD
Black Marsh, Wellfleet
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 18x24"
Price: $1295.00 Framed
Black Fish River
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 30x30"
SOLD
Bronze Essex
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
SOLD
Still Summer Marsh
Image Size: 30x30"
Medium: Oil on Canvas
SOLD
Early Morning Fog in Corn Field
Image Size: 30x30"
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Price: $1795.00 Framed SOLD
Audubon Reserve, Wellfleet
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 16x20" Image Size
SOLD
Beach Rose Bush
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 14x18" Image Size
SOLD
A Garden of Grasses
Oil on Canvas
Size: 30x30"
SOLD
Black Fish River in Lavender
Oil on Canvas
Size: 24x30"
SOLD
Purple Marsh Wellfleet
Oil on Canvas
Size: 24x30"
SOLD
Black Fish River
Oil on Canvas
Size: 24x30" image size
SOLD
Bronze Essex II
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 24x30"
SOLD
Highway 84
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Image Size: 30x30"
SOLD
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About Carol Summers
For the last ten years, Carol Summers has devoted her painting to landscapes exclusively. Prior to that, she was an abstract painter, but found that by expressing her feelings for landscapes has become increasingly more important. Nature heals and provides spiritual renewal. She finds that nature effects her in a way that is difficult to express in words. It is a visual experience: the sweep of the landscape needs to be seen to be experienced. She re-educated herself because realistic painting is a much different discipline than abstract painting. They can inform each other however.
The abstract aspects of landscape (the interrelationship of forms, lines, color, dominant direction) can be altered and enlarged upon to "say something about the land." Composition is primary in her paintings because that is what invites the viewer in and establishes a communication between the artist and others. She has been called a "transitional landscape painter," which begins to describe what she does, the transition being from realistic to abstract. As she continues to paint, she will always maintain an image, a recognizable reference to nature.