Monthly Archives: March 2012

Hi to all, “River of Ice, Connecticut River” is currently at the Lemon ‘n Lyme Fine Art Gallery for viewing and for sale for the remainder of March. In April, paintings will be changed around and new ones will be … Continue reading →

The inspiration for “Hydrangeas in a Blue Pot” came right from our backyard, and the light dancing on the flowers, grass and trees. Dan and I were busy doing “yard stuff” when we noticed that the yard was bathed in … Continue reading →

You are cordially invited to attend: Art Open House and Demonstrations Oil painting demonstration with award winning artist Daniel S. Dahlstrom and Gloria Nilsson Where: Artisans Harbor, 188 Main Street, Old Saybrook, Connecticut 06475 When: Saturday, March 31st Time: 5:00-7:00pm … Continue reading →

Where does inspiration come from? Sometimes from a least expected place and time.  We were cleaning out drawers-the bureau that houses all our photographs. Many of them with no description, and causes you to wonder if you died what people … Continue reading →

“Artist Studio at Weir Farm, Connecticut” “Salt Island after the Storm, Westbrook, recently sold from the shop Lemon ‘n Lyme, which is a very beautiful gallery and gift shop in Old Lyme, CT. We are very excited, and happy, this … Continue reading →

On a June day, in the early morning misty hours, we were standing on the banks of the Chester Creek, which led out to the majestic Connecticut River. There was a haze over the water, with an interesting glow in … Continue reading →

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“Morning Snow” “The Lighthouse at Beavertail Park, Rhode Island” is on exhibit and for sale from March 2nd to April 21, 2012 at the Lyme Art Association at 90 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, Connecticut 06371. Their website is www.LymeArtAssociation.org and … Continue reading →

“Small Art Works with Big Impact Event” will be taking place Friday night (March 9) from 5-7pm at Lemon ‘n Lyme in Old Lyme, Connecticut. Lemon ‘n Lyme is a beautiful gallery and gift shop. The gallery is located right … Continue reading →

“Path at the Meadow” was started “en plein air” (in the open air) by Dan. As always, Dan photographs the area creating documentation of the day. He completed the painting, after several trips to the site. Well, we thought it … Continue reading →