Location

DeSano Studio is located in the Deacon Taylor House of the Providence Art Club
9 Thomas Street Providence, RI 02903





Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Crocodile Rock



Medium: Oil on Linen
Size: 8x8
Price: SOLD - Thank you Julie
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: www.desanostudio.com

I am having so much fun painting these children. They are siblings and I happened upon them while taking photos at the beach. They were just soooo cute that I had to paint them. Still to come is the oldest brother of the two children already posted so check back in a few days.

His Blue Tube - side view


Side view of "His Blue Tube". Painting on these deep canvases are so much fun. I love to view them from the side like in this photo. The painting literally wraps around the canvas if kept unframed. But, if you prefer to frame it a floater frame is a perfect choise because it still allows for the sides to be seen.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

His Blue Tube





Medium: Oil on Linen
Size: 8x8
Price: SOLD - Thank you Julie
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: desanostudio.com

It's been such a busy summer. I've spent most of my time painting commissions. It was nice to be able to spend some time just recently on a new series of paintings..... "Children of Summer". Watch for 3 more in this series.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Villa Montiaone



Medium: Oil on Linen
Size: 16 x 48
Price: SOLD, Thank You Laurie

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Palmer River



Medium: Oil on Linen
Size: 16x48
Price: SOLD
I painted this scene of the Palmer River in Barrington, RI on three 16x16 inch linen canvases, together making a triptych. The river is named after Walter Palmer, one of the founders of Rehoboth MA. and consists of two separate branches, the east and west. The two branches start separately in Rehoboth and also converge in Rehoboth. It then runs about 11 miles south through Swansea before entering Barrington and Warren at which point it spills into the Barrington River. It is a a visual splendor with all of it's in and outs of marshes interlocking with the water's edge like pieces of a puzzle. A great river to kayak or to view from the East Bay Bike Path. This was my first triptych and I enjoyed painting it so much that I am presently working on another.

Monday, April 12, 2010

Ascending The Ledges



Medium: Oil on Stretched Canvas
Size: 8x10
Available
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: www.desanostudio.com

It always baffles me to find trees growing out of a crack in a rock. So little space, so little soil and yet enough to sustain life. We hiked the Boulder Loop Trail in the White Mountain National Forest of NH to access the ledges. It was a 3 or so mile, easy to moderate hike. We were rewarded at the top with some outstanding mountain views.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

November's Early Light



Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 3" x 6"
Price: SOLD
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: http://www.desanostudio.com/

This painting is of a scene from one of my favorite places in RI. It is called Caratunk and is a wildlife refuge thanks to the Greenhalgh family. It is a place which I visit often to enjoy the scenery, quietness and wildlife. I capture the moment with either photographs or quick field sketches and return to my studio to paint while the experience is still fresh in my mind. During this particular visit we saw a buck and four female deer. This painting can be viewed in my studio at The Providence Art Club, Providence, RI.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Walk With Me




Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 5x7
Price: SOLD
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: www.desanostudio.com

This painting can be viewed in the gallery of Cape Cod Art Association in Barnstable MA until the end of August 2009.

Monday, August 17, 2009

Rock Harbor Orleans



Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 6x6
Price: SOLD
Contact: desanostudio@cox.net
Website: www.desanostudio.com

This painting can be viewed at the Cape Cod Art Association gallery Rt. 6A, Barnstable until Aug 31st.

Rock Harbor is a very unique beach located in Orleans, Cape Cod MA. There you will find small trees growing out of grassy sandbars and at high tide they look as though they are growing in the water. The Cape topography never ceases to amaze me. Thanks Susan for sharing this special place with me.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Walker Farm


Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 16x16
First Place National Award