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Monet often lamented the fact that he spent his life
trying to capture the elusive essence of water. Capturing the perfect wave, or waterfall, or ocean sunset, is an immensely
challenging goal for all plein air and landscape artists. It is only when an artist becomes completely satisfied with his
achievements, that he unwittingly has failed his goals.
Note: You can click
on any of the paintings below to enlarge and view the detail and impasto within the paintings.
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| The Land of Milk and Honey, 16x20, oil on wrapped canvas |
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| Paradise Found, 23x30, oil and acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas |
NOTE: "Paradise
Found" is SOLD
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| Sardinia, 24x24,oil on masonite |
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| Last Light, Lake Como, oil on linen panel, 18x24 |
Note: Last
Light, Lake Como" is SOLD
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| A Peaceful Kingdom, 24x24, oil on masonite |
Note:
"A Peaceful Kingdom" is Sold
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| Big Sur, 24x24, oil over acrylic on masonite |
NOTE:
"Big Sur#1" is SOLD
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| Tahitian Moon, 22x28, oil on gallery-wrapped canvas |
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| Village sur la mer, 12x16, oil on canvas |
NOTE:
"La Village sur la Mer" is SOLD
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| Barges on the Thames, 12x16, watercolor on Arches paper |
NOTE:
"Barges on the Thames" is SOLD
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Original art by Maryanne Jacobsen,
Contemporary Colorist:
Venice, Florida, 34293
© 2007, Maryanne Jacobsen*
*All images are original works
copyright of Maryanne Jacobsen, and are protected under International Copyright laws. They are for online viewing purposes
only and may not be copied, saved to a computer hard drive, reproduced or distributed without the express written permission
of the artist.
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