Miniature scenes from the back roads....

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"Dust Bowl leftover"

2"x2" acrylic on canvas

Jenny Niemeyer 2013

I made a cross-country trip last year and drove through the Oklahoma panhandle. The scars from the Dust Bowl are still plain to see. I think miniature paintings are like memories; glimpses that you go around thinking about, and their size makes them even more alluring.

Rivers, streams and signs of visitors....

"Wolf Prints in a Streambed"
Jenny Niemeyer © 2009
3 1/4x10 1/2"
 acrylic/collage on wood
$65.00

"Following the River"
Jenny Niemeyer © 2009
2 1/2x13"
acrylic/collage on wood
$65.00

If you look closely, riverbeds and streambeds often show the tracks of the animals that have explored them or followed their course. I've done quite a few of these on wood (collected from my studio project last year.) Enjoy, and look closely the next time you are next to a stream! The colors are much better in real life (everyone says this, no?) They contain a few pieces of broken mirror and I've used some metallic/pearl paint to mimick the shimmer of water. They hang vertically by eyehooks and a small chain. I've also done some that are quite large with lots of broken mirror.

Can you feel the colors?

When you are in the West, you find yourself feeling color in the landscape rather than just seeing it.

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"Bison in Yellowstone Winter"
Jenny Niemeyer © 2013
acrylic on canvas 12x9"
$85.00

"High Desert Storm"

Jenny Niemeyer © 2013

acrylic on canvas 12x9"

$85.00

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"Plowed Fields"

Jenny Niemeyer © 2013

acrylic on canvas 8x8"

$85.00

"Arizona in the Spring"

Jenny Niemeyer © 2013

acrylic on canvas 5x7"

$65.00

"Sonoma road"
Jenny Niemeyer © 2013
acrylic on canvas 6x6"
$65.00