The Woods Are Lovely, Dark, and Deep

My father, the Magnificent Marvin, was a geologist and a landscape painter, perhaps one of the last in the line of Pennsylvania Impressionists. I grew up surrounded by art, science, and books. Although I am an artist of a different stripe, his passion for landscape became and remains a type of "comfort art." This blog is dedicated to the memory of the Magniificent Marvin.

Sunday, August 23, 2015

John F. Carlson Tree Paintings

John F. Carlson


John F. Carlson


John F. Carlson


John F. Carlson


John F. Carlson




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