Picture of a picture, I lived with my grandmother most of my childhood. It was an awesome experience cause she was a wonderful lady. One of her many talents was oil painting. She developed a technique that gave her art an impressionist feel. She also taught at the local adult night school. This is one of my favorites and still hangs on my living room wall. It’s a representation of Chatham, Mass in its early fishing days.
Oil painting by Phyllis E Nelson
While I’m avid about not posting (other than reblogs) works of others I’m making an exception with my “Photos of Paintings”. These were painted by my grandmother who developed and taught the technique of painting with the spatula. She introduced me to the world of art, tried to teach me to paint which I failed miserably at and brought me to art shows all over southeastern Mass. If she were alive today I know she’d love to see her work online for all to see. Unfortunately I was only able to acquire a dozen or so of her works. It is my desire to show off the beauty I grew up with. 
This painting was named for me; the name on the boat is “Barbara Anne”. Most of her work was seascapes (Cape Cod), landscapes and flowers; she rarely painted people and only painted a handful of portraits. Even though she felt she couldn’t get faces “just right” they were always beautiful.
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