"Joining the Herd; Mongol Horse, Gun-Galuut" 8x10" oil on canvasboard- this is a Mongol horse that I photographed in Mongolia during my trip there in July and is one of the domestic horses that the nomads ride, not the true wild Przewalski's Horse or takhi. Summer was in full swing and there were many birds, including endangered cranes, in the wetland in the background.
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This is a scene from a recent trip to California's Napa Valley. The vineyards are particularly beautiful in the early mornings and late afternoons and evenings. This painting reflects the deeper colors and the almost violet atmosphere that occurs from the sun filtering through the moist morning air surrounding the vines. This painting is in oil, on 8 x 10 canvas covered
6" x 9" oil on panel 
Traveling to the Napa Valley this past week I spent an evening photographing the vineyards in the late Summer light. With this painting I tried to capture the rich yet subtle colors created by the late light and moist air of an evening in the vineyards. This painting is 8 x 10 on canvas covered panel. SOLD
This is a scene I recently saw on a trip to the Napa Valley in Central California. It caught my eye because of the deep values of the oaks coupled with the subtle oranges of the grassy hills, juxtaposed against the blue of the distant mountain range. The oranges and blues are 'complementary' colors and thus inspired the title of this piece. This painting is 8 x 10, on a canvas covered panel. SOLD
Oil on 9"x12" panel. Painted alla prima from a photo I took of my own dear Siddhie, a calico through and through. If you've ever lived with a calico cat you know that they are different, a domestic breed that tends to climb the walls and be upside down alot, they're very social, sweet and charming you couldn't ask for a more entertaining cat. Thanks for visiting.
This painting was done on location during a California Art Club week long paint out this past April. By invitation of the Sequoia Riverlands Land Trust, we painted the foothills & ranches of the Southern Sierra foothills not often seen by the public. It was a spectacular year for the wild flowers. The valleys were covered with white, gold, & purple flowers scattered among the chartreuse leaved oaks. But most amazing were the hills. They were covered with red/orange swaths of California Poppies. The profuse bloom was said to be a 1 in 50 year event. This painting is 8 x 10 on canvas covered panel. SOLD
5 x 7 inch oil on 1/2 inch board.Price includes Priority Mail shipping within the United States. International shipping runs an additional $5-$10 depending on the country--please ask. Post a comment or email amy at amy stewart dot com if you're interested.
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