6 in. x 6 in., acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas
$100 unframed (no frame needed)
A simple nocturne painting of a familiar winter sight up here in New England. For those of you from away, a nor'easter is a snowstorm that backs in on top of New England, spinning counter-clockwise and bringing tons of moisture from off the coast. Nor'easters are usually responsible for dumping higher snow totals than other storms onto us here in the northeast. Roads are covered quicker than the plows can keep up, trees sag under the weight of the snow, and all you can see in the illuminated pillars of streetlights is swirling snow coming down hard and fast. Just like this.
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