What a beautiful Saturday we had for a paint-out at the Heritage Square Museum. It's an architectural museum showcasing eight historically significant Victorian-era buildings. They were moved to Heritage Square between 1969 and 2005, saved from being demolished at their original locations. The open-air museum is lovely to visit and tours are available. As I painted, the bits I heard of passing tours were fascinating, telling the development of Los Angeles. I chose a shady spot to paint a view of the Palms Depot, built in 1875, and the railroad car. We also saw a resident cat, chickens, and a rooster. I'm looking forward to a another visit, and maybe another paint-out, around the holidays when the buildings are decorated.
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| 8 x 10" watercolor |
What a nice place to paint, Sherry. I love your strong light, and the little tree wisps frame the composition so nicely. Beautiful color palette, too.
ReplyDeleteThank so much Terry. I always appreciate your comments.
DeleteThis is lovely, I feel that I am sitting with you
ReplyDeleteWhat a great comment Polly! Maybe that's what I'm always trying for!
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