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Larry's Latest
Lochs, Glens and Heather is a scene featuring famous Loch Ness, an addition to Larry's Scotland Series. The painting is a 12x24" oil, $800.
Welcome Home, the two P-51 Mustangs say as they make a pass over the struggling B-17, the right side inboard engine trailing smoke. Only a mile to touchdown but the starboard wheel is not down yet. Born at the end of WW2, I've always been enamored with the era, especially the air war. Some of the most courageous airmen flew these planes, many not returning as did the 10 men in this crippled bomber. Oil on canvas, 12x24", $850.
The Lakes - Inspiration. For me, lakes (and rivers) have always been filled with adventure and retreat from life's mundane chores. Here is a scene created from those days traveling afield to nearby healing waters. Go when you can.
Fish Camp, oil, 12x24, $800. 
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The Polaris Pool. A late winter storm has covered the landscape. The woodland pond begins to thaw with incoming water from the melting snow. Can Spring be far behind? Light fades and the North Star, Polaris, emerges as a reflection in the winter water.
24x18", oil-$1,250. 
OLD IS NEW - A New England-inspired work, Heading Home, has been a part of my private collection, but it's time for it to move on and make way for newer pieces on the gallery walls. Acrylic on canvas, 16x20", $625. 
Double-barrel Dilemma is another scene I've had on my list for a while. The "stay at home" dilemma is good for something else - to catch up on your to-do list. Chasing ruffed grouse is not something every hunter aspires to do. It's done in rugged country and the chance of seeing a ruffed grouse, much less taking a shot, is a rare event. As you can see, this outdoorsman has a choice, which is even more rare. Left or right - you decide. The brittany spaniels are waiting, too. 18x24 oil-$1500.
“Wildlife and its habitat cannot speak, so we must and we will.” Theodore Roosevelt
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At The River Landing
Currently involved in a multi-year project he calls “Cumberland River – An American Legacy,” Larry is gathering on-site research from Harlan, Kentucky down through Tennessee and back to where the almost 700 mile long waterway meets the Ohio River near Smithland, Kentucky. He is presenting the paintings in a series of solo shows in both states. “I hope to instill an appreciation of the riparian environment and local history of these life-giving waters.” He finished the first phase of this project in the summer of 2016 and is constantly adding paintings to the collection. Scenes captured in the photos above provide inspiration.
There are TWO galleries. Take a moment to view the collectible river paintings in the Cumberland River Gallery and Larry's additional artwork in his Corner Store Gallery. Contact us for photos of framed art.
Currently involved in a multi-year project he calls “Cumberland River – An American Legacy,” Larry is gathering on-site research from Harlan, Kentucky down through Tennessee and back to where the almost 700 mile long waterway meets the Ohio River near Smithland, Kentucky. He is presenting the paintings in a series of solo shows in both states. “I hope to instill an appreciation of the riparian environment and local history of these life-giving waters.” He finished the first phase of this project in the summer of 2016 and is constantly adding paintings to the collection. Scenes captured in the photos above provide inspiration.
There are TWO galleries. Take a moment to view the collectible river paintings in the Cumberland River Gallery and Larry's additional artwork in his Corner Store Gallery. Contact us for photos of framed art.
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updated-12-8-2020