Mary Loos Originals

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10 x 10 inches

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10 x 10 inches

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10 x 10 inches

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Welcome to Mary Loos Originals

The paintings above ares new in a series of wooded landscapes. I'm painting on a 10 x 10 canvas with a 1.5 inch profile.

$95

Mary Loos Originals

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Change my World

Above is a large winter landscape and a familiar scene around here lately. I call it "Change my World" and it measures 3 x 4 feet with a 1.5 inch profile. It has an eerie feel about it. Winter can do that to you.

$495

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This is a painting of a very old tree in Hampstead Heath in London. It's a good tree to climb, it's broad branches stetched out in a way I've never seen before. The painting has a matte finish and is 30 x 30 inches with a 1.5 inch profile.

$395

No Wonder
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Painting inspired by Neil Young's lyrics

This painting is of a tree with lyrics from Neil Young's song "No Wonder". It's 20 x 20 inches and I hope old Neil likes the fact that I find him inspirational and doesn't shut me down if he ever found out I was moved so much by his music that I added it to my art.

$195

Song Tree
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Painting inspired by The Beatles

This contemporary landscape is a study of grey, white and silver leaf. One of my favorite Beatles song lyrics hang in the tree to combine nature and music in one image. It's 20 x 20 with a 1.5 inch profile.

$295

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Here Comes the Sun

Here comes the Sun...flowers. This large painting has so much going on it's a festival of texture, colour and life. For a closer look visit Telco 2000 on Main Street in Manotick Ontario. I have a variety of small textured originals available too.

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Forest Walk

New! Forest Walk

20 x 20 inches on a 1.5 inch canvas

$195

Thousand Islands
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Why do I like to paint trees? I like the changes that take place in the seasons and their movement and sound in the wind. I like their life span. I like the shade in the summer. I like spotting a crow up high on a bare tree branch. I like tripping on gnarled up old roots. I like the way they raise their limbs up to the sky. I like that they are firmly rooted in the earth. I like that they are all around me and whenever I see a tree or better yet, a group of trees it's a reminder we haven't used up all of natures space and there is hope for us yet.

 Mary Loos Originals 
Originally from Gananoque and living in Greely Ontario I appreciate the quiet life in the country. I've recently come back from a year overseas in London and travelled all over the UK looking for trees and taking in the culture.
Original acrylics and mixed media.  Questions? Email me at mary.paintstrees@gmail.com

 

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