Spanish Queen @ Jemez
The "Spanish Queen" was the name of the area in the US Park Service where I painted. It is also a favorite area for flying fishing for trout.
posted by Robert Stark at 10:59 AM
Sunday, January 22, 2006
The "Spanish Queen" was the name of the area in the US Park Service where I painted. It is also a favorite area for flying fishing for trout.
About Me
- Name: Robert Stark
- Location: Albuquerque, NM
I first painted the New Mexico landscape in Taos and Santa Fe in the mid 50's, during summer break, while working at the Bishop's Lodge near Santa Fe. Years later I began painting in a studio in Albuquerque in 2004. I work both in the studio and in the open air, small paintings are studies for the large studio paintings. Painting from life captures an essence of place differently than a photographs, which for me, have always been a language of black and white. Painting from life involves working while the light is changing, and resolving and relating the changes in the landscape during the day. My painting in the past 3 years have been influenced both by scale and the New Mexico palette.
Previous Posts
- Spainish Queen Trail #1
- Jemez Spanish Queen Trail
- Winter 2006
- San Mateo 2005
- Anchorage 2005
- Sandia 28 x 37"
- Hermosa 2005 Hermosa 2005Private Collection, Washi...
- Isleta 2005
- San Filipe 2005
- Aliso 2005
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