16" X 20" Oil

This landscape is interpreted in a soft, impressionistic fashion. Short brushstrokes of color almost give the piece a mosaic effect, effectively simulating the bright, yellowish light which can be experienced in a grassy field. The piece also simulates real-life vision, due to the fact that closer objects – like the evergreen tree and bush – are more distinctly outlined, compared to the blurrier trees and forest in the background.

Kate Huntington is a native of Rhode Island.  She attended RISD and she has worked as a representational painter in the RI metropolitan community since 1976.  In 2007 about a dozen of Kate’s paintings were featured in the Showtime series “Brotherhood”.  She will also have work seen in an upcoming Richard Gere film titled “Hatchico.  Her work can be found in numerous national and international private and corporate collections.  Kate is a member of the Copley Society in Boston and The Art League of RI.  In addition to showing her work in galleries and museums throughout New England, she has been featured in several distinguished books.