Summary

When Louisa McElwain isn’t painting, chances are she’s tackling the chores endemic to her farm north of Santa Fe near Española, where she raises horses and cattle and keeps fruit and vegetable gardens. On the grounds is a studio, mainly for the contemplation and storage of finished works, all of which have been painted outdoors. She’s had numerous solo exhibitions and is represented by seven galleries in five different Western states. For a list of those galleries, visit her website at www.louisamcelwain.com.

To read more about McElwain, see the March 2010 issue of The Artist’s Magazine. Here is some art that didn’t appear in the issue.


Gaudim Vite (The Joy of Life) (oil, 44x44)

Orchard Solstice (oil, 16x20)

Riverbend Autumn Moonset (oil, 44x52)

Autumn Rain (oil, 44x44)

High Desert Cloudburst (oil, 44x52)

Afternoon At the Pond (oil, 44x44)

Hurrying Angel (oil, 62x54)

 

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