Showing posts with label Drawings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drawings. Show all posts

Sunday, April 22, 2012

#0225 Birdhouses

#0225
Birdhouses
Watercolor Pencil
by Clare Dunn
2006
Displayed at "The Mill", Plymouth, NH

Thursday, March 22, 2012

#0145 Madison

#0145
Madison
Pencil drawing
by Clare Dunn
2008

This is a portrait I did of our Granddaughter as a gift for her Dad at our 2008 G.E.

More information about the Martineau Family Gift Exchange can be obtained by clicking on G.E. in the post list.   We think you will like what you see!  This is the reason for our "Life's Work".  Enjoy!

Saturday, March 17, 2012

#0130 Sled at the Door

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#0130
Sled at the Door
Original pencil drawing by John Martineau
Watercolored by Clare Dunn
2006

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Friday, July 22, 2011

Femino Family Reunion Art Show and Auction, Part 6, and Finale

The Auction
Some of the items that were auctioned...



Carved Wood Heart
by Larry Martineau
(my Bro)
I was the High Bidder, and now proud owner of this item!!!



Handspun Art Batt, (or Cowl or Scarf)
by Ashley Martineau
(my niece)
 Ashley spins and dyes all her own yarns. To see more of her work, and for all the info you need about purchasing these beautiful items, go to   https://www.facebook.com/neauveau .  From there you will be directed to Ashley's Web Site and ETSY Shop!
Donna Amaral was the High Bidder for this Item.




Batik T-Shirt
by Brian Martineau
(my nephew)
To see more of Brian's Tye-dye Batik shirts, and for info about commissions,  go to  https://www.facebook.com/ageofaquarists
Laura Robitaille outbid everyone else for this item.




Purple Mountains
#0065
by xoxoxocd
Marge Cavalieri was the High Bidder for this painting



Tall Ship
by John Martineau
(my Bro)
Peter Donnelly is now the proud owner of this beautiful print!
It fetched the highest price at the Auction!





Sled at the Door
by John Martineau
Sheryl Sharpe was the High Bidder on this drawing.




Old Mill
#0223
by xoxoxocd
Peter Cavalieri was the High Bidder for this Original Watercolor




In addition:
"Pink Flowers", by Donna Amaral
Peter Cavalieri was the High Bidder for this Original Watercolor Drawing.
(Photo coming soon)
"Rhode Island", by Len Martineau
Precy Martineau Purchased this drawing.
(Photo coming soon)

And
"Red Sox Champs", by Len Martineau
The High Bidder on this drawing was Tiffany Cavalieri.
(Photo coming soon)

It was a fantastic Reunion!  The Committee deserves kudoes for all the hard work and dedication expended in making it a day to remember!

Thank you, ALL!

xoxoxo, cd

Monday, July 18, 2011

Femino Family Reunion Art Show and Auction, Part 3

Today we continue the parade of beautiful art....

This is an oil painting by my S-I-L, Cathy Martineau
Excellent!


And THIS is a pencil drawing by my cousin, Frank Cavalieri
It is REALLY impressive in person...I wish my camera had captured the details better.



Another exquisite drawing, this one by my cuz, Sherry Sharpe.
And, once again, my photography is lacking. You hadta be there to really appreciate it.

More to come!

xoxoxo, cd

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Femino Family Reunion Art Show and Auction, Part 2

The youngsters got into the event as well...


This is by our very talented Grandson, Nick.  He had other work to show --- you will be seeing those in future posts!




Our Granddaughter, Julia, drew this one.  Nicely done, Sweet Pea!


And this is by our Nephew, Eric. Terrific!



My Cousin Sherry Sharpe's boys, Nate and Tim, drew these. Excellent!!!





Stay Tuned!

xoxoxo, cd

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Femino Family Reunion Art Show and Auction

The next few posts will document the Art Show portion of our Family Reunion, held on July 9, 2011 at the Warren (RI) Recreational Park. If I were to try to describe any other parts of this incredible gathering, it would take weeks!

(For those of you who are not familiar with the family dynamic, the Femino Family consists of my relatives on my Mother's side.)

ANYway, Family Members were asked to bring their own artwork to the Reunion for display. Some of us donated pieces to be Auctioned or raffled (to raise funds for next years' assembly. The Auction raised $150.00 and the raffle, $177.00).

I will begin with my Brother Lenny Martineau's drawings, because he brought the most, and donated them ALL!  These are just a few of the drawings he brought...his others can be seen on his website www.wellnesseducation.us











I apologize for the poor photography...conditions were not optimal, and I was a little rushed. But you get the idea!

More, soon!
xoxoxo, cd