Leslie Landers – Page 12

Lupine Path

11″ x 14″ (sold)

I was expecting the beautiful spring greens but not the profusion of lupine flowers along the path at Rancho Canada del Oro located in the San Jose Foothills.

Quail Hollow Ranch Park is a fun destination for painting and experiencing rural life in the Santa Cruz Mountains. I’ve painted horses, barns and farm equipment at Quail Hollow. In this piece, I’ve turned my attention to the small pond on the property.

Spring Arrival

6″ x 8″ oil on linen panel

Sparkling dynamic skies mark our early spring days. This painting catches such a moment at Shoreline Park in Mountain View.

Pescadero Convergence

9″ x 12″ (sold)

In looking at the waves come in while painting this piece, I was struck that they were coming from different directions. I later learned there’s a name for this … convergence waves.

Signs of Spring

It’s been quite of a winter where I live so for the first day of spring here are a couple of watercolors featuring early blooming quince.

Hang in there … we’ll be drying out soon!

Spring Awakening – California Art Club Exhibit

3/21/2023 – 6/19/2023

Four times a year, the California Art Club conducts an Excellence in Traditional Fine Art Competition. I am thrilled that Sarah Gianelli, editor of American Art Collector, chose my piece “Sailing Toward Alcatraz” for inclusion in the online showcase.

Fresh Works – Harrington Gallery Pleasanton

4/1/2023 – 6/10/2023

After taking a two year pandemic-related break, the Firehouse Art Center is hosting their 11th edition of the “Fresh Works” juried art exhibition. Ashley Voss, Director of Voss Gallery in San Francisco, is the juror for the show and I am so very happy to have my painting “Heading Out” included in the show.

The Harrington Gallery is a beautiful art space inside the Firehouse Arts Center in Downtown Pleasanton at 4444 Railroad Avenue.

Companions and Locals – Coastal Arts League

3/30/2023 – 5/15/2023

Three of my paintings have been selected for inclusion in this juried painting show that will be on view at the Coastside Arts Gallery in Half Moon Bay at 300 Main Street. The gallery is open from 11:00 to 4:00 except on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Many thanks to the show’s curator Kathy Miller and to the jurors Patricia Appel, Ellen Joseph and Greta Waterman.

Rough and Tumble

8″ x 10″ (sold)

This plein air painting is all about capturing the action of springtime in Los Alamitos Creek in San Jose.

Heritage Orchard

8″ x 10″ (sold)

Before my area was known for technology companies, it was called Blossom Valley. There are a few of these heritage orchards that remain. This one is full of plum trees with their spring blooms.