"Debra Joyce Dawson paints colorful, evocative outdoor landscapes. She travels extensively, and her paintings serve as a painterly record of a moment in time, whether it be in Asia, Europe, the Caribbean, or in her more local surroundings. Her medium of choice is oil, with preparatory sketches in graphite, charcoal, pen or watercolor. Some works are small and completed en plein air; while her studio works are larger and more complex in idea and execution. Her energy and delight in color, light, and shape are dazzling. But she never surrenders her subject, and each building, boat, hillside, or human figure is carefully pinned to the picture plane in the context of its surroundings. This places her in the best context of American Impressionism, whether one considers John Singer Sargent or Ohio’s own Alice Schille or Edward Henry Potthast." Susan Talbot-Stanoway, Ret. Director Zanesville Museum of Art_
MORNING WEEDING, FRANKLIN PARK
Oil on Canvas 16" x 20" SOLD
KAMELANDS, MORNING 12" x 16", Oil on RayMar Panel. Available through The Sharon Weiss Gallery.
1 STICK BUTTER - Oil on Canvas 12.5" x 10.5" $500
OLD CLEMETINE & APPLE CORE - Oil on Canvas 10.5" x 12.5" $500
FANCY DRESSES, Oil on 8-ply Museum Board, 10" x 8”.
Available through The Sharon Weiss Gallery.
TEA CART, BEECHCLIFF LODGE 10" x 10" Oil on RayMar Panel. Accepted into the 2015 Oil Painters of American Eastern Regional Juried at Eckert & Ross Fine Art, Indianapolis, IN.
STRATFORD LILY SERIES #7: PAS DEUX
6" x 6", Oil on Gessoboard.
Accepted to the American Impressionist Society's 2015 National Juried.
STRATFORD LILY SERIES #8: À LA FIN DE L'PRES-MIDI 7" x 5”
Oil on Gessoboard