Narragansett Beach
Ride your bike to the beach! Light and shadow play on this beach fencing in front of the Narragansett Beach Pavilion. The perfect ride.
Oil on Canvas 20 x 16
original sold
giclees & prints available
What a special place. Weekdays and the beach is empty of all the boats that usually are anchored here. This strip of beach will soon be a memory as beach erosion is causing the pines and fence to fall into the river.
Oil on Canvas 36 x 18
original sold
giclees & prints available
Weekends in the waves. It doesn’t get much better than this. Looking north with the Dunes Club in the distance.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 12
original sold
giclees & prints available
An early June morning. The sun is barely lighting the lifeguard chair and the beach roses line the path to the water. You can just catch the rocks at the mouth of the Narrow River in the distance.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 12
original sold
giclees & prints available
Walking Back to the river mouth for the boat ride home.
Oil on Canvas 10 x 8
original sold
giclees & prints available
This was a sweltering hot September morning, the fog was burning off and the day promised to be steamy
Oil on Canvas 16 x 12
With patriotic bunting, blue hydrangea and a shingle style house, this could be any New England seaside street in Nantucket, Narragansett, Watch Hill or Chatham.
Oil on Canvas 16 x 8
There’s a little bit of everything on this hazy summer Sunday. The river is at your back in this Dunes Club view
Oil on Canvas 30 x 36
Everyone has stood in this line, feet burning to get a Del’s lemon.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 18
Originally painted en plein air. I was painting at the bottom of the boat ramp, There’s a surfer about to jump in at the end of the dock.
Oil on Canvas 16 x 12
The original oil painting was en plein air. The wind took it several times, dumping sand into the wet paint.
Oil on Canvas 36 x 12
This was one of the hardest paintings I’ve ever created. I researched clothing in old paintings and movies to accurately make this 1890’s sepia beach day come alive.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 12
Paddlers enjoy wave watching from their beach chairs.
Oil on Canvas 36 x 24
The mouth of the river is the perfect playground at low tide. The rocks always glow in the afternoon.
Oil on Canvas 36 x 12
Lots happening in this painting. This is the Happy Place for generations of beachgoers. Dunes Club umbrellas in the distance
Oil on Canvas 36 x 24
Early Spring with low light makes this oil painting a special reminder of Magic Hour walks on the sand.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 12
The best time of day on Narragansett Beach The Golden Hour, calm waves, pizza on the beach and The Towers glows pink.
Oil on Canvas 20 x 12
Originally painted en plein air standing in Veterans Park. Built in 1886 this is historic building is what remains of the original Casino.
Oil on Canvas 24 x 12
The favorite Golden Hour activity is waiting for the lifeguards to go off-duty, the line of kids forms and the jumping commences.
Oil on Canvas 14 x 11
The happiness and sense of renewal that lifts your spirits. Chair 6 at the Narragansett Town Beach.
Oil on Canvas 30 x 24
Soft light right before sunset at Narragansett Beach. Surfers catching the last waves in the last light.
Oil on Canvas 36 x 12
