"Squire Boone Cabin" oil pastel on board 8" x 10" buy using Paypal here |
Day 5 brings me from Vermont (subjects of days 1-4) to Boone, NC! Last summer we visited the Daniel Boone Native Garden in Boone, NC.
source SQUIRE BOONE CABIN
"This cabin was situated in the Gardens to honor the father of Daniel Boone - Squire Boone. It serves as an educational representation of frontier living in the years following the Revolutionary War. Beyond the cabin, along a path leading back up to the north side of the allee is a meditation maze of ferns and hemlock. Its center point is a statue of St. Francis of Assisi.
In 1992 the reflecting pool and surrounding area was re-planted as a bog garden. Today there is a small bridge across the bog garden that leads to the Squire Boone Cabin."
-Daniel Boone Gardens site
This was painted on Gatorboard with Colourfix primer in Terracotta. I used Neocolor II water soluble pastels as underpainting. This painting reminded two paintings from last year, both from the UNC Botanical Gardens in Chapel Hill, NC: Paul Green Cabin in Chapel Hill, NC and Garden Path.
Thank you for reading! Stay tuned for another Boone painting tomorrow.
Bethany
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