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Indian Beach Rocks
Media:  oil on gessoboard
Genre:  Landscape
Size: 6x6 in
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Artist's Notes

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*Just a little note - the blue reflections/highlights on the rocks are incredibly difficult to photograph well - in reality, they do not 'glow' nearly as much as it appears here.

Way back in '03 or '04, my guy and I went to Indian Beach, a gem among gems on the Oregon Coast. It was overcast and damp, and I was completely enthralled with the rock-covered shore. We had a great time, even taking some selfies (eons before the word existed) with my very first digital camera - 2.0 megapixels! Lol. Here's one of them -- I can't believe I'm posting it -- but anyway, you can see all those lovely rocks behind us. :)


A couple of years later, we were newlyweds and I was pregnant-sick, so I dug out one of my Indian Beach rock pictures and used it to help pass the days/weeks until our first son was born. Here's the result -- a little bigger than my work now. :)

'Beach Rocks' 24" x 24"acrylic on canvas

Like a lot of things in my life, over the years I had completely forgotten about Indian Beach. Our good friends reminded us last summer, and we finally made our way back a couple of weeks ago. It was fabulous - I have a feeling we'll be back often. I mean, three young boys and never-ending rocks? Perfection. :)
Today's painting is from my new Indian Beach rock pics.


Auction Notes

Auction Notes:

Winner of this auction will receive original painting by me, Nora Bergman, on Ampersand gessoboard panel. Paintings are varnished, carefully packaged and shipped within three days of end of auction.

* I do my best to insure an accurate image of my artwork, however, colors may vary from camera to monitor to monitor, etc.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks for viewing my art!

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