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Plein Air
The practice of artists painting before a landscape or other chosen subject out of doors, rather than in a studio or workshop.
Before the end of the 18th century outdoor work was usually restricted to drawings and watercolours, but in the 19th century
the increasing popularity of sketching landscapes in oil developed gradually into the practice of painting finished pictures
in front of the motif. The term comes from the French en plein air, meaning 'in the open air'.
The following paintings in oil were done
by using palette knife.
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| TERRANEA BEACH, oil on wood |
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| PORTUGUESE BEND, oil on wood |
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| POINT VICENTE LIGHTHOUSE, oil on wood |
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| CHERRY HILL LONG BEACH, oil on canvas |
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| POINT VICENTE LIGHTHOUSE, oil on wood |
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| PELICAN COVE, oil on canvas |
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| LAKE WITH DEAD FISH, oil on canvas |
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| VIEW FROM PASEO DEL MAR, oil on wood |
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| TERRANEA BEACH, oil on canvas |
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| MADRONA MARSH PRESERVE IN TORRANCE, oil on canvas |
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| PELICAN COVE PARK, oil on canvas |
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| THE SAN PEDRO STUDIO, oil on canvas |
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| PALOS VERDES BAY CLUB, oil on canvas |
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| SUNDAY AT SAN PEDRO HARBOR, oil on canvas |
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| LOMITA RAILROAD MUSEUM, oil on canvas |
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| POINT VICENTE LIGHTHOUSE, oil on canvas |
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| PELICAN COVE, oil on canvas |
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| LUNADA BAY, oil on canvas |
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| POINT FERMIN VIEW FROM PASEO DEL MAR, oil on wood |
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| A MOTHER MALLARD WITH CHICKS, oil on canvas |
The following paintings in oil were done by using
brush.
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| TORRANCE VIADUCT, oil on canvas |
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| UNDER MANHATTAN BEACH PIER, oil on canvas |
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| NEWLY WED AT VIA DE CAMPO TRAIL, oil on canvas |
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| PICKING FLOWERS BY THE BARN, oil on canvas |
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| BOULDERS IN HEMET, oil on canvas |
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| BOULDERS AND PLANTS UNITED, oil on canvas |
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| ARTIST AT WORK, oil on canvas |
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| LITTLE LAKE HEMET, oil on canvas |
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| VIEW FROM RAMONA BOWL, oil on canvas |
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| VIEW FROM RAMONA BOWL RD. HEMET, oil on canvas |
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| TREES BY THE BOULDERS, oil on canvas |
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| RESTING BOULDERS, oil on canvas |
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| NEED TO GO UP MORE, oil on canvas |
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