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dry winter In the summer of
2012, we converted a 1940’s mountain cabin at Lake Tahoe, California into a
summer studio. We liked it enough that we decided to stay and experience the winter.
But instead of skis and snowshoes, we were still using hiking boots late in
January for wandering back country trails. I’ve always
enjoyed the 1920’s landscapes of Edgar Payne. I’ve heard the rumor he
invented Payne’s Grey to get the right effect in a mountain landscape. I
bought some Payne’s Grey. Latest paintings are first.
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