Ann Webb had her painting The Morning After featured in an article about Wickford Art Association’s latest exhibition, “Fur, Feathers, and Fins.”
Ann’s picture won third prize in a competition there. The following is a PDF file of the article. To navigate the document back and forth, select the box below and click the arrows at the bottom left.
Arts-Living-_-independentriSpring Bull Gallery has extended my time as Visiting Artist until October 31. I’m so excited!
I’ve had a great reception at Spring Bull Gallery, with 4 paintings off to their new homes in the first week. Hope you can stop by during August or September, 2021.
Then I painted one of his sister, so far away in L.A. (Safe-ish in L.A., 9”x12”). She always poses for a picture, but I knew there was fear behind her lovely eyes.
During the pandemic I didn’t clean out my closets like my friends, although I wish the closet fairy would come and take care of that. Like everyone, I had lots of time alone, so I painted, and painted, and painted. Some results were good, some – not so much!
Early in the pandemic, we were nearly certain that my son had covid, alone in his apartment in Brooklyn. There were no tests to be had back in March, 2020. Luckily he survived, and sent me a picture of his first venture onto the roof of his building 6 weeks later, wearing a homemade mask I sent him. Bodies were still being stored in refrigerator trucks in NY. Painting him in that mask was a way to manage my fear and relief (Recovered, 9”x 12”).
Brought this painting to my sister’s house to suggest colors for her commissioned painting. She immediately claimed it. I love having my work displayed in her house!
10”x20” oil on canvas
I sold this painting at the Holiday Little Picture Show at the Spring Bull Gallery, Newport, R.I. last week. Those 🔴 red dots feel good!
Clementines in a Japanese Bowl, 6”x6” oil on canvas
This 12” x 12” oil on canvas was included in the juried show “Art of the Ocean State” at the Wickford Art Association Gallery, June-July 2018.
8” x 10” oil on canvas
In “Misty Morning” I tried to capture that special light where there’s only a hint of a horizon as the sky and water seem to mingle.
Time for cooling off at the water’s edge. Bailey can’t resist a swim.
Bailey on the beach. 12” x 12” oil on canvas
