Sea Sparkle – Pat Macintyre

Pat Macintyre’s sea painting, “Sea Sparkle,” is non-representational, more the gesture of the sea. It captures the loose flowing waves as they touch the shore.
22×34/Acrylic & Pastel

Artist’s Statement:

Pat Macintyre’s sea painting, “Sea Sparkle,” is non-representational, more the gesture of the sea. It captures the loose flowing waves as they touch the shore.

Bio:

Artist Pat Macintyre, owner/director of Reston Art Gallery at Lake Anne in Reston, Virginia, is a graduate of the Corcoran School of Art and a native of Washington DC.

Donation Appeal:

Throughout June and July, we will be presenting on this web site work by poets and artists responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope you will find these works relevant, comforting and inspiring as we all cope with the economic and health-related fallout.

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One Response to Sea Sparkle – Pat Macintyre

  1. Marian Shapiro says:

    I absolutely love this work of art. It feels just like the sea.

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