This gallery features previous work by Teresa Bernard which were sold to art enthusiasts all over the world. Please browse the artist’s past works by selecting a page below or performing a search using the painting’s name.
SOLD:The Grand Teton Mountains painting was sold to a private art collector and is no longer available.
Customer Feedback
“Teresa, I received the painting in good order. Very nice and a good gift. Thank you and Merry Christmas!” — B. Kuller, Rockford IL
About this Mountains Painting
Title: The Grand Teton Mountains
Size: 18″ x 16″ Support: Traditional-Style Stretched canvas Description: A landscape painting of Wyoming’s famous Grand Teton Mountains. In the foreground, a dilapidated barn sits in a golden field of hay, with the Grand Tetons in the background and a blue sky overhead.
This painting is hand-painted on a quality traditional-style stretched canvas with the sides left unpainted. It will need to be framed before it can be displayed. A frame will complete the look of the painting.
Artist Comments
The Grand Teton Mountains is one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the U.S. Located in northwestern Wyoming, this mountain range is the central feature of Grand Teton National Park. Several years ago, I had the opportunity to visit this park and was awed by the stunning mountain scenery.
NOT FOR SALE:This painting is part of Teresa’s private art collection and is not for sale.
About this Portrait Painting of Robert
Title: Portrait of Robert
Size: 12″ w x 16″ h Support: Traditional-Syle Stretched canvas Description: A portrait painting of Robert at the helm of his sailboat. The American flag flies high over his left shoulder. This oil painting is hand-painted on traditional-style stretched canvas and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
This painting is a portrait of my husband, Robert, at the helm of our sailboat, Misty Blue. I did this painting from a photograph I took while on a boat trip up the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW).
Robert was in the Navy and was in the process of being transferred from Jacksonville, FL, to the naval base in Norfolk, VA. We needed to move our 36-foot sailboat from a marina near where we lived in Florida to Virginia, so we decided to sail it instead of having it shipped. That decision saved us a lot of money while making us rich with memories!
We were sailing in open waters up the east coast at the beginning of the trip, but a storm blew in, forcing us to go inland and up the ICW instead. Because it was my first sailing trip, the storm was a little frightening for me; however, Robert handled it and the sails like the sailing pro he is!
Robert was on deployment with his ship at sea for six months when I began working on his portrait. It was finished before he returned home. He had no idea I was painting him and was surprised to see his portrait when he returned home. It will be passed down to his son Travis as a family heirloom one day, but for now, it will reside in our living room.
Your Feedback
♦ “Hi, I was just searching the web and wanted to look for original art, paintings, and drawings to inspire me. I love your artwork. You have a realism that really caught my eye. I like the Clown Fish. The portrait of the man on the boat is fantastic. I have a God-given talent that I need to re-discover and seeing your site and reading your ‘About Me’ section was just what I needed. Thanks for doing what you do.”
♦ “I really like your paintings–the portrait of your husband is very unusual in composition and the backlighting–wish I could see it in real life. Another that really caught my eye especially is the Sea of Galilee at Capernaum–the light in the sky is particularly indicative of something spiritual, even if one didn’t know a thing about the religious significance of the place.” — Elena M., Columbia, MD
SOLD: This snow painting was sold to a private art collector in Massachusetts.
About this Snow Painting
Title: Fence Post in the Snow
Size: 9″ w x 12″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: A winter landscape painting featuring snow, barbwire, and fence post on a cold, snowy day. This small snow painting is an excellent way to bring the wintery outdoors inside.
Fence Post in the Snow is a serene and nostalgic art piece. The beauty of a simple fence post in the snow is captured in this painting. The snow is perfect, and the fence post is sturdy and tall.
This painting is composed on a quality canvas panel and does require a frame before it is displayed. Hand-painted and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
This painting is one of my earlier works. Its wintery landscape setting is one of my favorite snow paintings. I enjoyed painting this fence post with all its knots, texture, and that hole. Painting those shadows in the snow turned out to be quite interesting too. I almost skipped the barbed wire because I thought it would be difficult to paint. I’m glad I didn’t leave it out because I’m pleased with how it turned out.
UPDATE: I have another fence post painting. It is called “Fence Post in the Meadow.” Check it out!
♦ “You captured your feelings in these snow pictures they are truly a work of art. You will be recommended to my friends and please make lithographs for future release maybe in years to come. By all means, I’d love to see more of these.” — L. Mundy, Santa Clarita CA
A colorful Texas sunset is depicted in this painting. The dramatic and serene image it portrays captures the beauty of the Lone Star State. This artwork is ideal for any Texas-themed home or office.
SOLD:This painting was sold to a private art collector living in Texas.
About this Texas Sunset Painting
Title: Sunset over Texas
Size: 12″ w x 9″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: A painting of a vibrant Texas sunset with a silhouetted windmill overlooking a pond. The setting sun hangs low in an orange sky as it approaches the horizon. This painting captures the rich, warm colors of a Texas sunset and would look great hanging in your home to remind you of the state’s beauty.
Sunset over Texas is from the Life in Texas series. It is hand-painted on a quality canvas panel board and will need to be framed before it can be displayed. Signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
This art piece is one of my earlier paintings, and unfortunately, I don’t have a better photo of it. It is so much more beautiful in person! I composed it from a photograph taken by my brother-in-law who captured the scenery that inspired this bold Texas sunset painting. The photo was taken near Austin, Texas, where he and his wife live.
Texas is known for having some of the most beautiful sunsets in America. You don’t have to go far in Texas to see a beautiful sunset. These vibrant scenes can be seen almost every night if you live in the country. As a native of Texas, I can attest to that myself. I enjoy painting the sunsets of the Lone Star State for so many reasons, but mostly I love the rich, dazzling colors present in them!
SOLD: This painting was sold to a private art collector in Michigan.
Customer Feedback
“Hi Teresa, The painting is wonderful! It safely arrived on time. I have read that floating frames are good for paintings on artboard so I’ll likely go that route. Best regards,” — P. Oelkers, Dearborn MI
About this Painting of Bunratty Ireland
Title: Irish Fishing Village, Bunratty Ireland
Size: 12″ w x 9″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: A landscape painting of an old Irish folk fishing village in Bunratty Parish, Ireland’s republic. A fishing boat is in the foreground, and cottages with thatched roofs are in the background. A dense treeline surrounds the cottages.
This painting is composed on a quality canvas panel and does require framing before hanging. Hand-painted and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
In the summer of 2000, a friend of mine made several business trips to Ireland. After he completed his work for the day, he would venture out into the nearby countryside and local communities to see the sites and take photos of his trip. This landscape painting is from a photo of one of the places he visited while there. It depicts Bunratty, a small folk village in southwest Ireland not far from Shannon and Limerick. The town gets its name from nearby Bunratty Castle, a prominent 15th-century tower house in County Clare, Ireland. The castle is a major tourist attraction famous for its medieval banquets. Bunratty Castle overlooks the Raite river, and the village lies just to the west of the castle. The castle and village are open to the public and feature around 30 buildings.
Fun Facts About Bunratty
Bunratty is an Irish word that means “End of the Raite River.”
The first settlement in Bunratty is thought to have been built by Vikings in the 10th century and possibly destroyed by an Irish king named Brian Boru.
The castle was built around 1277 by Mucegros, an Anglo-Norman ruler.
SOLD: This seaside painting was sold to a private art collector in California and is no longer available.
About this Lighthouse Painting
Title: Heceta Head Lighthouse
Size: 16″ x 12″ Support: Traditional-Style Stretched canvas Description: A depiction of a famous Oregon coast lighthouse. Hand-painted on stretched canvas and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
I find Oregon to be one of the most beautiful places in America. Having lived there for several years, “The Beaver State” has inspired numerous paintings of its scenery. Heceta Head Lighthouse is one of those paintings.
This ocean-view oil painting is of the historic Heceta Head Lighthouse, built between 1892-1893. Perched high on a bluff approximately 150 feet above the sea, it stands watch over the Oregon coast 2 miles north of the famous Sea Lion Caves. Its beam can be seen for 21 nautical miles making it the strongest light on Oregon’s coastline. Heceta Head Lighthouse is a favorite place for tourists as it is one of the most-visited lighthouses in the United States. The lighthouse offers visitors easy access and an outstanding view of the Oregon coastline and the Pacific Ocean.
A Few Interesting Facts About Heceta Head Lighthouse
Year beacon first lit: 1894
Height: 56′
Automated: 1963
Year first constructed: 1892
Materials: Stucco, Brick
Coordinates: 44.13737°N, 124.127835°W
Tower shape: Conical attached to workroom
Original lens: First order Fresnel lens
Range: 21 nautical miles
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places
For more information about this seaside attraction, please visit the Heceta Head Lighthouse website.
♦ “I came across your site this A.M. and was delighted with your story of you and your father. How much we owe to loving parents! I have been painting watercolor for 20 years now, but am always interested in the principles of design and was thrilled to see how much info. you are offering freely, as your father gave freely to you of his life. I especially love your painting of Heceta Head Lighthouse as I live just 15 min. down the road from there. You have captured it beautifully. I have put it in as one of my screen savers, so I can see it every day. Thank you for blessing the world with your gift.” — Mae P., Florence OR
♦ “Often when I have my morning coffee I will search the net for artists. I oil paint. I was in Oregon last summer, your pictures of the Oregon coast by the sea lions is the best I have seen of that view. Your Heceta Head Lighthouse is just beautiful. I painted the coast picture also. You are an inspiration to me.” — Patricia B., Pontiac MI
SOLD:This Sequoia National Park painting was sold to a private art collector living in California.
About this Sequoia Trees Painting
Titled: The Giants of Sequoia National Park
Size: 12″ w x 16″ h Support: Traditional-Style Stretched canvas Description: A winter landscape painting of the giant Sequoia trees in California’s Sequoia National Park. A road winds through these massive trees, which are blanketed in snow. The painting is done in a traditional style, with precise brushstrokes and realistic colors.
This artwork is hand-painted and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
This is one of my early paintings, and I regret not having a better photograph of it. I was inspired to paint this painting by the massive Sequoia trees in this central California national park. Few tree species elicit as much awe as the Sequoia. Its enormous size gives them an otherworldly appearance. I’ve seen and walked among them; they truly are magnificent!
By volume, the Sequoia is the world’s largest tree. Its massive trunk can reach circumferences of more than 100 feet. The Sequoia can grow to be anywhere between 60 and 275 feet tall. It’s also worth noting that they have been designated as endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
♦ “You captured your feelings in these snow pictures they are truly a work of art. You will be recommended to my friends and please make lithographs for future release maybe in years to come. By all means I”d love to see more of these.” — L. Mundy, Santa Clarita CA
SOLD: This sea life painting was sold to a private art collector in Texas.
About this Clownfish Painting
Title: Clownfish
Size: 9″ w x 12″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: A painting of a Clownfish swimming among sea anemones in its natural habitat. The clownfish in this painting is bright orange with white stripes that are outlined in black. Hand-painted on quality canvas board and signed by the artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
Clownfish live in saltwater. They’re also known as Anemonefish because they frequently live among sea anemones. They are brightly colored sea creatures that can be yellow, orange, reddish, or blackish in color. Many have three white bars or patches of white, depending on the species. Clown Anemonefish prefer the warmer waters of the Indian and Pacific oceans, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Red Sea. They are not found in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean, or the Mediterranean Sea.
My painting makes this tiny Clownfish look much larger than it really is, as they only grow to between 3 and 7 inches in length. I was visiting a pet shop with my kids one day where some of these were fish on display. I was amazed at how tiny these wondrous sea creatures are!
Some Interesting Facts About Clownfish
All Clownfish are born male. However, later after maturity, some will become female.
They typically eat algae, zooplankton, worms, and small crustaceans.
Clownfish live in a “symbiotic” relationship with their host anemones.
They are extremely aggressive fish and will defend their territory and the sea anemone where they live.
The Clownfish will live up to 5 years in captivity and up to 10 years in the wild.
More information and photos of Clown Fish can be found here.
Your Feedback
♦“Hi, I was just searching the web and wanted to look for original art, paintings, and drawings to inspire me. I love your artwork. You have a realism that really caught my eye. I like the Clown Fish. The portrait of the man on the boat is fantastic. I have a God-given talent that I need to re-discover and seeing your site and reading your ‘About Me‘ section was just what I needed. Thanks for doing what you do.”
♦ “OUTSTANDING work! I am impressed, very nice artwork. I particularly liked the Clown Fish piece! Your site is also excellent. Thanks for visiting my site, requesting a link exchange, and any future correspondence. Keep up the great work (I know, cliché – but sincere).” — Jason S., College Station TX
SOLD: This Oregon Coast painting is owned by the artist’s daughter and is part of a private collection.
About this Oregon Coast Painting
Title: Oregon Coast South of the Sea Lion Caves
Size: 9″ w x 12″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: An oil painting of the Oregon coast looking south from the Sea Lion Caves. The waves have many different shades of blue and white caps. The painting has a very calming effect on the viewer.
This painting is composed on a quality canvas panel and does require a frame before it is displayed. Hand-painted and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
This ocean wave painting is one of my early pieces. It was painted when I was just getting started as a professional artist. The composition depicts the Oregon Coast as seen from the “Sea Lion Caves” looking south towards Cox Rock, one of the thousands of islands off the coast of Oregon.
The Sea Lion Caves are America’s largest sea caves and are located about halfway along Oregon’s 400 miles of coastline. It is accessible via the Pacific Coast Scenic Byway U.S. Highway 101. Visit the Sea Lion Caves website for more information.
There isn’t much information available about Cox Rock. I discovered that it is an island off the coast of Oregon that is difficult to find if you want to explore it. Visitors to the island will most likely want to use their GPS to get there.
♦ “I’ve been particularly interested in seeing the sites of realistic oil painters. I’ve been painting and teaching since the mid-’70s. Your work is lovely. One of my favorite paintings is the Heceta Head Lighthouse. The Oregon Coast is one of my favorite subjects too!” — Donna S., Washington
♦ “Often when I have my morning coffee I will search the net for artists. I oil paint. I was in Oregon last summer, your pictures of the Oregon coast by the sea lions is the best I have seen of that view. Your Heceta Head Lighthouse is just beautiful. I painted the coast picture also. You are an inspiration to me.” — Patricia B., Pontiac MI
SOLD: This autumn landscape painting has been sold to a private art collector in Texas.
About this Covered Bridge Painting
Title: Covered Bridge of Lane County Oregon
Size: 12″ w x 9″ h Support: Canvas panel board Description: A painting of one of Oregon’s many covered bridges in autumn. This painting depicts a lovely autumn scene with a covered bridge. The painting has a calm atmosphere, and the beautiful surroundings are well captured. This lovely, detailed painting of a covered bridge would look great in any office, bedroom, or living room.
This painting is composed on a quality canvas panel and will need to be framed before it can be displayed. Hand-painted and signed by artist Teresa Bernard.
Artist Comments
Covered bridges are one of the many things Oregon is known for. Lane County seems to have an abundance of them. My friend longtime Judy and I had a delightful time discovering some of those bridges one autumn day. The covered bridge depicted in this fall painting is Earnest Bridge over the Mohawk River. More information about Lane County’s historic bridges can be found here.
♦ “Your paintings are sooooo beautiful and realistic. I live in Oregon and wish I could have purchased your Lane County Covered Bridge. I am in awe of your work. I just can’t say enough nice things about your paintings. Wish I could do it!!!!” — Susan A., Oregon
♦ “I like your work very much. I grew up in Lane County near a bridge very much like the one you painted. When I went to my High School class reunion in 1984, the bridge had been replaced by an open bridge. I have not been back to Oregon since.” — Donna B., Texas
