CURRENT WORKS

SHENANDOAH

This ongoing plein air series celebrates the verdant hills and hazy blue mountains of the Shenandoah Valley.

All artworks are painted on site - en plein air - and encapsulate the artist's impression of place.

For those painted in National Parks, the back of the painting is cancelled with a National Parks Passport stamp,

marking the exact date and location of creation.

To purchase, please contact the artist at natalieodellart@gmail.com.

To purchase signed, numbered fine art prints of the Shenandoah series, please visit chezlamariee.com/shop.

Native Honeysuckle Arbor (Gables Garden, Lexington Garden Tour, April 24, 2021) - SOLD

8x10" oil on canvas panel

View of House Mountain from Maury River Road

oil on canvas panel, 5"x7" $300

Virginia Wood Poppy (Gables Garden, Lexington Garden Tour, April 24, 2021)

oil on canvas panel, 5x7" $175

View of VMI from Diamond Hill

oil on canvas panel, 5"x7" $300

Brushy Hill

View from Brushy Hill Cottage, October 13, 2018 oil on canvas on panel 5x7" $225

Old Farm Road

Fall, Old Farm Road oil on board 12x6x1.5" $325

Chessie Trail

Chessie Trail, Lexington, Virginia, June 4, 2018 oil on canvas on panel 5x7" $225

Bolivar Heights

Bolivar Heights, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, May 4, 2015 oil on canvas on panel 5 x 7 in.

Virginius Island

Virginius Island, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, May 3, 2015 oil on canvas on panel 9 x 12 in. $350

These panels are part of an ongoing landscape series that meditates on the connection of geography and history.

The paintings are created on site en plein air at the same time of year as the conflicts that took place there.

They aim to reflect on the ways in which the land has shaped history, and history has shaped the land.

The originals will not be available for sale until the series is completed and exhibited,

but plans for limited edition prints are in process.