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  1. Janet Dyer's Trees in Autumn takes us down a sunlit country lane under a clear cobalt sky. We follow a road that angles toward a bright horizon, past tall trees and a distant treeline of burnt orange, saffron, and russet, as if the season turned the color dial up a notch.

    I like how the light keeps shapes simple and gives the scene a fresh, open feeling.

    See it here: buff.ly/5Fvhvdd

    #art #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #janetdyer #autumn #boesegalleries

  2. Janet Dyer's "On the Bank of the Ouvèze" finds a pale building beside the river, an ochre and orange ribbon guiding the eye across layered fields into a pocket of deep green.

    The late-afternoon light warms shadowed tones into amber and gives the scene a gentle motion. The building's calm presence meets the livelier vegetation, like a small village breathing in the sun. The colors do the inviting work.

    buff.ly/Yn6OvcE

    #art #mastoart #mastodonart #janetdyer #autumn #boesegalleries

  3. Morning light and white blossoms against the blue sky. Janet Dyer's "Spring Trees, Airmount Road" brings a fresh, seasonal lift on a large scale.

    This piece feels like a sunlit corner come to life. Bands of warm ochre and cool lavender suggest shifting light and a gentle breeze across the slope.

    At 36 x 48, it can anchor a hallway or brighten a breakfast nook. Where would you hang it?

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #art #JanetDyer #SpringTrees #Landscape #mastoart #mastodonart #boesegalleries

  4. I just love this new "Cherry Blossoms" series by Janet Dyer.

    Pale pink clusters rest against fresh green and a cool, distant sky; pared-down shapes and small gestures suggest a gentle breeze.

    The low horizon and the darker trees pull the eye toward those scattered pinks.

    Check out this one, or drop by to see them all! Every original supports an independent artist.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #art #cherryblossoms #floral #spring #landscape #mastoart #mastodonart #janetdyer #boesegalleries

  5. Sun-warmed greens meet a diagonal ribbon of orange, and we are led toward a pale building on the Ouvèze River in France.

    Peach and olive sit side by side, balancing warmth and shade. There’s a calm in the building’s face and a restless energy in the fields; we move forward without rush and linger on the color shifts.

    Which color pulls you in—gold or green?

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #provence #river #janetdyer #landscape #art #france #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #boesegalleries

  6. Do you like Janet Dyer’s "Three Trees and a Wall?"

    The original painting leans into deep greens and late-day shadows. I like how long shadows give the foliage depth and a low stone wall anchors the view, guiding the eye toward a cool band of hedgerow and distant blue.

    Vertical trunks and horizontal lines set a balance of light and shade that feels restorative.

    See it here: chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #JanetDyer #landscape #art #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #boesegalleries

  7. We’re in an 11x14 scene by Janet Dyer: a rust-colored house set back from a field of snow beneath a pale pink sky. Horizontal bands of cool and warm tone guide the eye while upright trees gather around the house.

    A short, sure blast of late winter light. I can cool down just looking at it.

    See it here: chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #snow #JanetDyer #landscape #art #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #boesegalleries

  8. Blue and green move across this scene. A narrow strip of sand and reeds mark where water meets hillside.

    We find rests and pushes in color: olive and rust folding into mossy tones, darker pockets setting off the highlights.

    This is "Riverside Hills "by Janet Dyer. I like how a few upright marks create tension.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ori

    #river #water #JanetDyer #landscape #art #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #boesegalleries