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From the Farm
This collection of paintings capture scenes from the dairy farm where Martha spent her childhood in southwestern Virginia.
“Applehouse in Early Spring”
“Bad Boy”
“Sheep on Winter Hillside”
“Old Willow in Winter”
“The Applehouse”
“Corn Crib”
“Forty-Nine Chevy”
“The Old Days”
“The Smokehouse”
“Struttin'”
“The Cow Barn”
“The Old House”
Barns, Buildings and Forgotten Places
Having grown up on a farm, one of Martha’s favorite subjects is capturing the essence and spirit of a building that is aging. Her husband Bob enjoys photography, and Martha has painted the pieces in this collection from the photos that Bob has captured on their travels together.
“Split Rail”
“Split Rail”
“Barn’s End”
“Quilt Barn”
“Old Dodge”
“Tractor, Hay, Quilt”
“Gray”
“Wash Day?”
“Split Rail”
“Stone Mountain Cabin”
“Old Dairy Barn”
“Whitewash”
“Barn near Burnsville, NC”
“Mountain Cabin”
“Unicoi County Barn”
“Abandoned”
“Apple Barn”
“Barn’s End II”
“Cataloochee Barn”
“Country Store”
“Courthouse”
“Courthouse II”
“Covered Bridge”
“Currier and Ives Revised”
“Diggs Valley Road Barn”
“Family Home”
“Ford”
“Forgotten”
“Hay in the Barn”
“Horse Barn”
“Joe’s Barn”
“Last Leg”
“Matney, NC Barn”
“Montana Cabin”
“Mormon Row Barn, Grand Teton National Park”
“Mountain Cabin”
“Partially Red”
“Quilt Barn”
“Red Barn”
“Rust”
“Smith’s Mill”
“Split Barn”
“Tennessee Water Wheel”
“Taylor Grocery”
“The Back Side”
“Thirty Something”
“Tippecanoe Barn”
“Valley Barn”
“Watauga County Barn”
“Wilkes County Barns”
“Windsor Hotel Barn”
“Winter Barn”
Natural Life
Martha and her husband Bob spend much of their free time in nature. They enjoy camping, hiking and whitewater canoeing. Living in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains, this beautiful scenery continues to be a source of inspiration for Martha.
“Melting”
“Maine Coast”
“Mountain Creek”
“Sunflowers”
“First Broad Snow”
“Cherohalla Skyway”
“Tumbling Creek”
“Mossy Creek”
“Soco Falls”
“Early Light on the First Broad”
“Yacht Island, Lake Lure, NC”
“Widow’s Creek Falls”
“Stone Mountain State Park, NC”
“Indian Creek Falls”
“Oconaluftee River”
“River and Snow”
“Mountain Top”
“Upper Section, Whitewater Falls”
“View from the Fence”
“Valle Crucis Meadow”
“Top of Roan Mountain”
“The Off Season”
“Table Rock, SC”
“Stripes”
“Snake on Cypress Tree”
“Smoky Mountain National Park”
“Smokies Creek”
“Silver Run Falls”
“Rainforest Waterfall, El Yunque, Puerto Rico”
“Posted”
“Buffalo Grazing”
“Overhang”
“Okefonokee”
“No Golf Today”
“Mountain Stream”
“Morning Glory”
“March Snow”
“Top of Linville Falls”
“Houdini”
“Hawk”
“Grazing”
“Glen Falls”
“Frozen Fog”
“Foothills”
“First Light”
“First Broad in January”
“February Snow”
“Everglades”
“Cypress Knees”
“Coastal Marsh”
“Appalachian Autumn”
“Carrick Creek”
“Carrick Creek Falls”
“Brown Mountain”
“From Brown Mountain Overlook”
“Bee Tree Creek”
“Bad Hair Day”
“Backyard”
“Atop the Blue Ridge”
“Appalachian Morning”
“American Elk”
“Tom Branch Waterfall”
“Appalachian Trail”
“Frosted Balsams”
Scenes from Out West
For many years, Martha and Bob have vacationed on western adventures, whitewater canoeing rivers throughout the western US and Canada. This collection is inspired by photos Bob has taken on these trips, and capture many wonderful memories for Martha of the natural beauty far off the beaten track.
“Looking Down River”
“Zion National Park”
“Tetons Through the Window”
“Tetons”
“Teton Meadow”
“St. Mary River, Glacier National Park”
“Smugglers’ Cave””Smugglers’ Cave, Rio Grande River”
“Rio Grande”
“Owyhee River, Idaho”
“Mormon Row Barn, Grand Teton National Park”
“Montana Cabin”
“Lizard Rock”
“John Day River”
“Glacier”
“Canoeing Mountain River”
“Burt on the Pigeon River”
“Bobby and Larry”
“Blackfoot River”
“Sunset at Big Bend”
“All That’s Left”
“Across the Rio Grande”
Blooming
With true farming blood in her veins, Martha is an avid gardener. She enjoys painting images of beautiful flowers and the natural grace of spring and summer.
“Sunflowers Along Highway 18”
“Wisteria”
“White Butterfly”
“Susan’s Sunflower”
“Eastern Swallowtail on Red Zinnia”
“Sunlit Tulips”
“Resting”
“Purple Irises”
“Pumpkins”
“Petunia Profusion”
“NC Rhododendron”
“Mountain Laurel”
“Daisies”
“Dahlias”
“Chet’s Rose”
“Sunflowers III”
Coastal Views
Martha has enjoyed many trips to the eastern shores of North Carolina. She especially treasures the lighthouses that grace the coastline.
