Woodstock Impressionist Art : EJ GOLD'S OLD WOODSTOCK 1950-56

FROM ORIGINAL PAINTINGS BY WOODSTOCK IMPRESSIONIST E.J. GOLD

Amsterdam Afternoon This stunning landscape in the Dutch Masters style shows the influence of the Classical Painters on the Modernist Style.	Winter Zena Mill Winter in Woodstock was very much like winter everywhere in New England...cold, wet and snowy.	Dancing Trees To the imaginative young artist, the older, gnarly trees often appeared as if they were dancing.
Zig-Zag Tree The Zig-Zag Tree stood in back of EJ Gold's summer home, the famous Old Zena Mill, where Bolton Brown once lived.	Arroyo Coyote Woodstock Impressionist EJ Gold applied the same techniques to paintings of the Southwest.	Horned Owl This EJ Gold miniature of the Great Horned Owl was inspired by the sound of an owl outside the Zena Mill, summer 1954.
Gnarly Oak The Gnarly Old Oak was halfway between EJ Gold's Zena Mill home and the home of his friends, Sam, Ruth and Frances Halsband.	Gloomy Evening Gloomy Evening reflects that time of day when the sun has just gone down; in the Catskills, that could mean the Headless Horseman is riding!	Gwaihir EJ Gold
Hobbiton Hobbiton.	Marshes Marshland is precious today, but in the early days of Woodstock, NY, it meant non-tillable soil to the Dutch who settled there.	Pallisades The Pallisades were often portrayed by the 19th century Hudson School painters.
Blue Dawn Ultraviolet light at dawn, infra-red light at sunset -- that's what every pleinair artist and photographer must know.	Dawn Summer days always started at dawn and folks didn't come in until well after dusk.	Dawson's Creek Little Dawson's Creek ran past Bear Mountain down into the Zena.
12 Views Woodstock Calendar 12 Stunning paintings of the Hudson Valley Woodstock NY area by Listed American Painter EJ Gold.