![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/Lake-Light.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nLake Light<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×30<\/a><\/h6>\nAs is usually the case, the name is given after the birth. Here I was painting a design, not a lake. But the lake appeared and that in sunlight. So there it is.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/River-Runs-Through-It.jpg\" "\\"River-Runs-Through-It\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nRiver Runs Through It<\/em>, oil on canvas, 34×40<\/a><\/h6>\nThis is a fairly large piece that came to be over another painting that wasn’t going anywhere. That one was of a man and a woman, also\u00a0abstracted. In a sense they gave this one birth, and only the creator knows what parts are from the old and which are new. It’s like a river that way.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/Autumn-Trees.jpg\" "\\"Autumn-Trees\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nAutumn Trees<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes, when I include these on the website, it’s a\u00a0dilemma\u00a0knowing whether to put them on the “Places” (landscapes) page or the “Abstracts” page. With these I’ve gone with “Places,” as there’s plenty of “reality” still suggested. There’s precedent: Claude Monet was a landscape painter,\u00a0albeit\u00a0with such strong impressionism they were almost abstract.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/Early-Winter.jpg\" "\\"Early-Winter\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nEarly Winter<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nI suppose it’s the season we’re in and the one approaching that suggested the titles to this and to the previous. As I was painting them, they didn’t seem to represent trees at all; that is until I put in the vertical\u00a0wisps that became “trunks.” It’s all about color and contrast abstracted together. But nature often does the same thing, and more powerfully yet.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/California-Hillscape-2.jpg\" "\\"California-Hillscape-2\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 2<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nCalifornians will recognize this and the following from drives or walks through the hills. The name, “Golden State,” may have come from the gold rush, but it may just as well have come from the wonderful color that covers the ground. That, with the rich sap green of the live oaks, makes for a tranquility that is golden indeed.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/California-Hillscape-1.jpg\" "\\"California-Hillscape-1\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/White-House.jpg\" "\\"White-House\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.hyattmoore.com\/egallery\/wp-content\/uploads\/2011\/10\/Reclining-Blue.jpg\" "\\"Reclining-Blue\\"")
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nRiver Runs Through It<\/em>, oil on canvas, 34×40<\/a><\/h6>\nThis is a fairly large piece that came to be over another painting that wasn’t going anywhere. That one was of a man and a woman, also\u00a0abstracted. In a sense they gave this one birth, and only the creator knows what parts are from the old and which are new. It’s like a river that way.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAutumn Trees<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes, when I include these on the website, it’s a\u00a0dilemma\u00a0knowing whether to put them on the “Places” (landscapes) page or the “Abstracts” page. With these I’ve gone with “Places,” as there’s plenty of “reality” still suggested. There’s precedent: Claude Monet was a landscape painter,\u00a0albeit\u00a0with such strong impressionism they were almost abstract.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nEarly Winter<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nI suppose it’s the season we’re in and the one approaching that suggested the titles to this and to the previous. As I was painting them, they didn’t seem to represent trees at all; that is until I put in the vertical\u00a0wisps that became “trunks.” It’s all about color and contrast abstracted together. But nature often does the same thing, and more powerfully yet.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 2<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nCalifornians will recognize this and the following from drives or walks through the hills. The name, “Golden State,” may have come from the gold rush, but it may just as well have come from the wonderful color that covers the ground. That, with the rich sap green of the live oaks, makes for a tranquility that is golden indeed.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAutumn Trees<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes, when I include these on the website, it’s a\u00a0dilemma\u00a0knowing whether to put them on the “Places” (landscapes) page or the “Abstracts” page. With these I’ve gone with “Places,” as there’s plenty of “reality” still suggested. There’s precedent: Claude Monet was a landscape painter,\u00a0albeit\u00a0with such strong impressionism they were almost abstract.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nEarly Winter<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nI suppose it’s the season we’re in and the one approaching that suggested the titles to this and to the previous. As I was painting them, they didn’t seem to represent trees at all; that is until I put in the vertical\u00a0wisps that became “trunks.” It’s all about color and contrast abstracted together. But nature often does the same thing, and more powerfully yet.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 2<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nCalifornians will recognize this and the following from drives or walks through the hills. The name, “Golden State,” may have come from the gold rush, but it may just as well have come from the wonderful color that covers the ground. That, with the rich sap green of the live oaks, makes for a tranquility that is golden indeed.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nEarly Winter<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nI suppose it’s the season we’re in and the one approaching that suggested the titles to this and to the previous. As I was painting them, they didn’t seem to represent trees at all; that is until I put in the vertical\u00a0wisps that became “trunks.” It’s all about color and contrast abstracted together. But nature often does the same thing, and more powerfully yet.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 2<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nCalifornians will recognize this and the following from drives or walks through the hills. The name, “Golden State,” may have come from the gold rush, but it may just as well have come from the wonderful color that covers the ground. That, with the rich sap green of the live oaks, makes for a tranquility that is golden indeed.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 2<\/em>, oil on canvas, 16×20<\/a><\/h6>\nCalifornians will recognize this and the following from drives or walks through the hills. The name, “Golden State,” may have come from the gold rush, but it may just as well have come from the wonderful color that covers the ground. That, with the rich sap green of the live oaks, makes for a tranquility that is golden indeed.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nCalifornia Hillscape 1<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nEarly California painter William Wendt originally painted this scene. And this is my take on that. It’s simplified, smaller (and a good deal more affordable). As with all these, a click on the painting will take you to the price information, and from there to a larger view.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nWhite House<\/em>, oil on canvas, 20×20<\/a><\/h6>\nSometimes nature is perfect just left alone, other times the man-made touch adds welcome interest. Here is just a hint of that in the distance. One thing about man-made objects as opposed to organic, they’re always angular. Nature is freer. Together the contrast can be pleasing.<\/p>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nReclining Blue<\/em>, oil on canvas, 18×24<\/a><\/h6>\nSpeaking of pleasing shapes of nature, I thought I’d include one human form. This one illustrates how the approach to painting can be the same whatever the subject. This one is also recent, and represents others like it that will be on display in the November show. That’s coming up, the dates being highly rememberable: 11\/12\/13. Come if you can.<\/p>\n
Meantime, feel free to vote for your favorites here . . . or offer any other comments. Feedback is always welcome.<\/p>\n
.<\/p>\n
Ongoing and Upcoming Events<\/span><\/h1>\n.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints.
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
Open by Appointment
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Semi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\n
Printmaking Classes<\/h2>\n
.<\/p>\n
Studio Show and Sale<\/h2>\n
The pieces featured above are only part of the new work on display, both paintings and hand-made prints. Open by Appointment Offering 2-hour sessions on Mondays and Wednesday and Saturday mornings
\nAnd, once again, included will be an array of\u00a0miniatures priced to sell, as gifts…for another or for yourself.
\n33752 Big Sur, Dana Point, California 92629
\nSaturday, November 12, 4:00-9:00
\nSunday, November 13, 1:00-5:00
\nOr click here:\u00a0Studio Show 11’11-web<\/a><\/p>\nMoore & Moore Art Gallery in Dana Point<\/h2>\n
\n949-240-4642<\/p>\nSemi-Private Coaching for Painters<\/h2>\n
\nin the Hyatt Moore Studio, Dana Point
\nCall\u00a0 949-240-4642<\/p>\nPrintmaking Classes<\/h2>\n