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Up, Up and Away!

hot air balloons painting
© Copyright 2021 – Present

Size: 30″ w x 24″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Description:  A large oil painting depicting hot air balloons taking to flight in a beautiful blue sky with wispy clouds hovering in the distance. The balloons have a whimsical, happy feel to them. This artwork is an excellent choice for those who are adventurous and love to travel. It is signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.

Up, Up and Away is hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas. No frame is required to exhibit it because the artwork composition extends around the edges of the canvas. However, it will look great should you choose to have it framed.

hot air balloons
Not to scale.

Artist Comments

Every summer the city of Longview, Texas hosts the Great Texas Balloon Race. Dubbed “The longest-running hot-air balloon event in Texas,” this three-day festival brings professional hot air balloon pilots from all over the world to compete in the event.

According to its website, the event began in 1978 as an advertising gimmick to promote the opening of Longview’s new mall. From there, it “ballooned” into the three-day festival spectators enjoy today.

Our family attended this event one year and I got to get up close and watch these balloons as they inflated and took to flight. What a spectacular sight it was! Up, Up and Away painting was inspired by this festival’s celebration of hot air balloons.

Find out more about this festival at: http://www.greattexasballoonrace.com/

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Devils Tower — Our First National Monument

Devils Tower painting
© Copyright 2019 – Present

Size: 6″ w x 6″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Description: A small landscape painting of Devils Tower National Monument, an iconic landmark in Wyoming.  The Tower is set against a clear blue sky with green trees in the foreground. The painting is signed by artist Teresa Bernard.

This painting’s small size makes it perfect for small rooms or areas where space is limited. It measures 6×6 inches and is hand-painted on gallery wrap stretched canvas. It won’t need a frame because the painting’s composition spreads out around the edges of the canvas giving it a fashionable look. Framed or unframed, this painting of Devils Tower will look great in your home or office, or any place it is put on view.

painting with Devils Tower
Not to scale

Artist Comments

I painted the Devils Tower as an oil painting after returning home from a trip with my husband to South Dakota in 2016.  During this trip, we visited Devils Tower National Monument. The monument is a unique geological rock tower that rises above the grassy plains of northeast Wyoming. At the time, we were vacationing in Rapid City, South Dakota. Since the tower was within driving distance of our hotel, we could not pass up the opportunity to visit this “one-of-a-kind natural wonder.”

We could see Devils Tower from miles away as we made our approach to the national monument. Upon arriving at our destination, we drove through the 2.1 square mile park which surrounded the monument. We couldn’t help but notice the tower as it was the centerpiece of the park. It looked like a giant granite tree stump with a flat summit and fluted sides.

Devils Tower stands more than 867 feet from its base to the summit. It measures approximately 180 feet by 300 feet at the top and is about a mile in circumference at the base. There is a 1.25-mile hiking trail around the tower base that provided us with spectacular close-up views from all sides. There was another much wider 3-mile trail that also loops around the tower, but we didn’t take that one. We spent a better part of the day exploring and learning everything about the tower before heading back to the hotel. All-in-all it was a wonderful experience that I would recommend to anyone.

Why “Devils Tower” and Not “Devil’s Tower”?

In 1906, President Teddy Roosevelt declared Devils Tower America’s first official national monument. The monument was initially named “Devil’s Tower” with an apostrophe; however, somewhere along the way, the apostrophe got dropped because of a clerical error and was never corrected. To this day, it is still called Devils Tower with no apostrophe.

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Night Sky Over Delicate Arch

Arches National Park painting
© Copyright 2017 – Present

Size: 6″ w x 6″ h
Support: Gallery wrap stretched canvas
Description:  An original miniature oil painting of the Delicate Arch formation inside Arches National Park, Utah. Its nighttime setting features the vastness of outer space, which has been used as a backdrop for the arch. (See Artist Comments below.) It does not need to be framed because this artwork is composed on gallery wrap canvas which allows the artist to paint around the edges of the painting.

SOLD: This painting has been sold to a private art collector in Minnesota.

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Hi Teresa, I received the painting today. I love it. It’s beautiful. My husband and I have a couple of other paintings by you. We love your work. — N. Schiller, Apple Valley, MN

Artist Comments

Delicate Arch is depicted against a night sky in this painting. It is a natural geological formation inside Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. The arch stands 65 feet tall and spans 45 feet wide, and is the park’s largest free-standing arch. It is the most visited of all the 2000 geological formations within the park and receives visitors worldwide. The arch has gone by many names over the years, including “Cowboy’s Chaps,” “Schoolmarms Bloomer’s,” and “Old Maid’s Bloomers,” as well as the more mundane “Salt Wash Arch.” In 1934, the arch was given the name “Delicate.”

Delicate Arch was formed by gradually wearing away of the sandstone by weathering and erosion. The other arches in the park were formed in the same manner. It is the most famous of all the arches in the national park and has become a symbolic icon for Utah.

You can find more information about the arch by visiting this website.

Anyone who has visited this national park would probably agree it looks like the terrain of some faraway planet. I had the opportunity to visit this marvelous park in my younger days, and it was a fascinating place that I want to visit again someday.

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The Lighthouse of Palo Duro Canyon

palo duro canyon painting
© Copyright 2016 – Present

Size: 16″ w x 12″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Description: A landscape painting of the famous Lighthouse geological rock formation of Palo Duro Canyon, the largest canyon in Texas. This work of art will not need a frame as the painting image extends around the edges of the canvas. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.

painting of Palo Duro Canyon lighthouse
Not to scale

Artist Comments

In 2015 my husband Robert and I traveled to Amarillo, TX, on vacation. While there, we visited the Palo Duro Canyon State Park several times, as it quickly became the highlight of our trip. The Lighthouse is one of many “must-see” attractions when visiting this park. Multiple visits to the canyon also provided me with many photo ops that would be used as reference material for this Palo Duro Canyon painting and future paintings of this park.

Fun Facts About Palo Duro Canyon State Park

Palo Duro Canyon State Park is located in the Texas Panhandle near Amarillo, TX. Nicknamed “The Grand Canyon of Texas” because of its size and resemblance to the Grand Canyon located in Arizona. It is the second-largest canyon in the U.S., measuring 120 miles long, 20 miles at its widest point, and 800 feet at its maximum depth. It also has over 29,000 scenic acres for the tourist or vacationer to enjoy. Like the Grand Canyon in Arizona, the Palo Duro Canyon features dramatic geological features, multicolored rock layers, and steep mesa walls.

For the park visitor, there are hiking trails, campgrounds, horseback riding, and more! The canyon is also host to TEXAS Outdoor Musical, the longest-running musical ever performed on stage. This world-renown musical drama has been performed on an outdoor stage in the canyon since 1965.

For more information about this Texas state park, visit their website.

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Van Gogh’s Church in Auvers, France

Van Gogh’s Church painting
© Copyright 2011 – Present

Size: 20″ w x 24″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Description: A landscape painting of van Gogh’s church. This painting depicts the village church in Auvers, France made famous by Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh. The church gives this painting a somewhat gothic feel with its stone walls, large-scale windows, and the tall and imposing tower that rises into the sky.

This landscape wall art will not need a frame because the image extends around the edges of the canvas support. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.

painting of Van Gogh’s Church
Not to scale

Artist Comments

The Gothic church depicted in this painting was initially painted and made famous by Vincent van Gogh in June 1890. Van Gogh’s church is located in the small village of Auvers, France, where he lived before his death. I wanted to do my own rendition of this lovely church, and the results of that desire are what you see here. Even though our painting styles are vastly different, Van Gogh is one of my favorite Old Masters. From his famous sunflowers painting to that lovely church in the village where he lived, I love much of Van Gogh’s work.

Find out more about Van Gogh’s rendition of this church on Wikipedia: The Church at Auvers.

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Calvary At Sunset (2009)
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Currituck Beach Lighthouse

currituck beach lighthouse painting
© Copyright 2008 – Present

Size: 11″ w x 14″ h
Support: Traditional-style Stretched Canvas
Description: A landscape painting capturing the Currituck Beach Lighthouse in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The lighthouse is reminiscent of old lighthouses with its red brick exterior and tower extending up above the trees into the blue sky above. This artwork signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard is the perfect piece for anyone who loves lighthouses.

This painting is hand-painted on a traditional-style stretched canvas with the sides left raw or unpainted. It will need to be mounted in a frame before it is put on display. Adding a frame will give the painting a finished look.

marine painting of currituck beach lighthouse
Not to scale

Artist Comments

One summer, my husband, Robert, and I loaded up the kids and headed off for an adventure on the Outer Banks to discover the lighthouses we’d heard so much about. We were living in Virginia at the time, while Robert was serving in the military and was only two hours away from the OBX (Outer Banks). Currituck Lighthouse was our first stop and the favorite of all the lighthouses we visited that fun-filled weekend. We were excited to discover that visitors can climb its 220 steps to the top and look at the spectacular view. We’ve been back to this lighthouse several times since that first trip, and we always enjoy seeing it again. This painting of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse depicts the fun time we had on that trip.

About Currituck Beach Lighthouse

Currituck Beach Lighthouse is located at Whale Head Bay in Corolla, North Carolina, on the northern end of the “Outer Banks.” Its distinct unpainted natural red brick appearance contrasts with fellow lighthouses along the North Carolina coast, which are painted in striking black and white. The lighthouse was constructed in 1875 and is still being used today to light the dark stretches of the southern Atlantic coastline. Annually the lighthouse welcomes an average of 185,000 visitors.

Some Interesting Facts About Currituck Beach Lighthouse

    • Year beacon first lit: 1875
    • Number of steps: 220
    • Height to the focal plane of lens: 158 feet
    • Height to top of roof: 162 feet
    • Number of bricks: approximately one million
    • The thickness of the wall at base: 5 feet 8 inches
    • The thickness of the wall at parapet: 3 feet
    • Position: 34 miles south of the Cape Henry Lighthouse (VA)
    • 32 1/2 miles north-northwest of Bodie Island Lighthouse
    • Coast Survey Chart: 36° 22’36” N latitude, 75° 49’51” W longitude

Find out more about Currituck Beach Lighthouse.

For more information about the Outer Banks of North Carolina, visit their website.

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9″ w x 12″ h
Along The Inter Coastal Waterway artwork
Along The ICW
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12″ w x 9″ h

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♦ “Hi, can’t say enough about your work and enjoyed your seascapes. I live on the coast in Nova Scotia and paint with oils as well. Lighthouses are my favorite subject.” — Rex, Nova Scotia, Canada

♦ “Love your work! I visited there 25+years ago – so tranquil.” — Erica Swenson Elliott, Travel the World, Gab

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The Camelthorn Trees of Africa

camelthorn trees painting
© Copyright 2011 – Present

Size: 24″ w x 24″ h
Support: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas
Description: A  surreal-like painting of the famous camelthorn (or camel thorn) trees in the desert dunes of African Namib-Naukluft National Park. The lifeless trees are surrounded by sand bathed in vibrant colors of orange and blue.

This painting is on quality canvas that will not need to be framed as the image extends around the edges of the artwork. Hand-painted and signed by fine artist Teresa Bernard.

painting of camelthorn trees
Not to scale

Artist Comments

This camelthorn trees painting was a fun one to do. At first, it appears to be a bit surreal; not the art genre that I do. I’m a realist painter, which means I try to paint things as they appear. This composition is a landscape I painted from an actual photograph of the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Africa. It depicts camelthorn trees with a dune rising in the background. The dune is bathed in orange by the effects of a rising sun. The trees are in shadow from another nearby dune. Some believe these trees have been dead for hundreds of years and that their failure to decompose is because the desert is so arid.

For more information about Namib-Naukluft National Park in Africa, visit their website.

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20″ w x 24″ h
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Covered Wagon On The Prairie (2010)
20″ w x 16″ h
Forgotten Roads Of Bygone Days canvas artwork
Forgotten Roads Of Bygone Days (2012)
24″ w x 18″ h

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Scaling Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro commission painting
© Copyright 2011 – Present

Size: 24″ x 18″
Support: Gallery wrap stretched canvas
Description: An oil painting of a hiker scaling up Mount Kilimanjaro, a famous mountain in Africa. Hand-painted and signed by Teresa Bernard.

SOLD: An art collector in New Jersey commissioned this painting.

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I wanted you to know that I received the painting and presented it to Jim and he loved it! Thank you so much for all of your time and effort. It was well worth the wait! — A. Boutillier, Morristown NJ

Artist Comments

Scaling Mount Kilimanjaro is a commission painting I did for a client who had been on an expedition up this famous mountain in Africa one year. My client supplied the photo from her trip for this painting. Since this was a memorable trip for my client, I kept the painting as close to the photograph as possible. My client loved the finished painting and proudly displays it in her living room, where it receives many favorable comments from her guests.

About Mount Kilimanjaro

Located in Tanzania, Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano and happens to be the highest mountain in Africa at 19,340 feet above sea level. Its three volcanic cones are named Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. It isn’t certain where the name Kilimanjaro originates from, but there are several theories about that. A few possible meanings could be Mountain of Light, Mountain of Greatness, or Mountain of Caravans. Or it might not be any of these.

This mountain is a popular attraction for hikers and mountain climbers from all over the globe. Some estimate that more people have died trekking up Mount Kilimanjaro than Mount Everest. However, it needs to be pointed out that Everest is attempted by significantly fewer climbers than Kilimanjaro.

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Return to Peggy’s Cove

Peggy's Cove commission painting
© Copyright 2009 – Present

Title: Return to Peggy’s Cove
Size: 20″ x 18″
Support: Stretched canvas
Description: A marine painting featuring the famous Nova Scotia cove known as Peggy’s Cove. Hand-painted and signed by Teresa Bernard.

SOLD: This painting was created as a commission for an art collector who resides in Mississippi.

Artist Comments

Return to Peggy’s Cove is the second of two commissions I did for an art collector. This particular art collector saw a previous painting I had done called “Peggy’s Cove” and contracted me to do two more paintings of the same subject for her.

Peggy’s Cove is a bay located in Nova Scotia. It is also a favorite place that holds many memories for her. The other painting I did for her is titled “Peggy’s Cove Revisited.”

Other paintings by me of Peggy’s Cove are:

peggy's cove oil painting
Peggy’s Cove
peggy's cove painting
Peggy’s Cove Revisited

 

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Peggy’s Cove Revisited

peggys cove oil painting
© Copyright 2008 – Present

Size: 20″ x 16″
Support: Stretched canvas
Description: An oil painting that features a famous cove in Nova Scotia called Peggy’s Cove.

SOLD: This oil painting is a commission order from an art collector in Mississippi.

Artist Comments

“Peggy’s Cove Revisited” is one of two commission paintings. An art collector contacted me after seeing a previous painting I had done called “Peggy’s Cove.” Although this painting is the same subject as the first one, there are some noticeable differences between the two, making Peggy’s Cove Revisited an original oil painting and not a reproduction. Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, is a favorite place that holds many memories for this art collector. She commissioned me to do two paintings for her. The second painting is titled “Return To Peggy’s Cove.”

Other paintings by me of Peggy’s Cove are:

return to peggys cove oil painting
Return to Peggy’s Cove
peggys cove painting
Peggy’s Cove

 

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♦ “A while ago I came across your Web site and found your beautiful paintings. I am not an artist at all or have much knowledge about art, but some of your paintings have something that lifts them above ‘just a nice picture’, something that draws, that makes you look at them again and again. I love in particular your painting of Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia. It looks so pure and unspoiled, it has a dreamy atmosphere to it.” — Meike E., Chester NJ

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