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TURRET AT THE DEL

TURRET AT THE DEL
6 1/2" x 6 1/2" pastel
SOLD - PRIVATE COLLECTOR

What's the best way to beat the heat?
A trip to the beach.

And  Hotel del Coronado's back door opens 
onto one of the top beaches in the world. 

Here is a petite pastel with a view of it's iconic
 turret, which was just purchased by a Collector.

Happy summer!

Comments

  1. So vibrant and inviting, Susan! I have been here and it is a beautiful place.

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  2. Love this! Sounds like a wonderful place to be to just "be"! Lucky you- already sold this one to a private collector. Love your work!

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  3. Beautiful painting of this Hotel with lots of vibrant colors!! Well done, Susan.

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  4. Thank you girls!

    Joy, you have spent the night at the Del? I haven't, but have ate in the Crown Room, sipped at the bar and strolled the shops in the lower floors. See any ghosts?

    Kathy and it is breathe-taking.

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  5. Beautiful piece Susan!!! Love it! Have you painted the Point Loma Lighthouse by any chance?

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  6. Thank you Kelly. You know I think I have played with the lighthouse image a few years back, but never completed a painting. Perhaps I should journey there?

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