Small Works | PHYLLIS RYSER
Oil, Panel, 7 x 5. Horses feed by the silos.
Oil, Paper, 8 x 10
Oil, Panel, 6 x 8
Oil, Panel, 5 x 7. The colors of a still sunny afternoon day are magical.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. The colors of late afternoon in the early spring are so beautiful. This is my favorite time to paint plein air.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10
Oil, Panel, 5 x 7
Oil, Panel
Oil, Panel, 5 x 7
Oil, Panel, 5 x 7. As the clouds dissipate the sunset appears.
Oil, Panel, 6 x 8. A foggy morning in early winter the oak has not yet started to put on its brilliant coat o color.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 6. The early light of dawn light up the bois d' arc tree.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10. Late afternoon sun enhances the autumn color. The fall of 2023 was one of the most color seasons Northeast Texas has seen is several years.
Oil, Panel, 6 x 8. Plein air in our yard. Spring of 2023.
Oil, Panel, 6 x 8
Oil, Canvas, 8 x 10 x .5. I really like how the late sun made the sheep appear to be glowing in the sun. Their shapes are what inspired me to paint this scene.
Oil, Panel, 5 x 7. I painted this plein air in Allen's Chapel Cemetery. The early morning sun lights up the grave markers.
Oil, Panel, 6 x 8. Rural cemeteries hold a lot of information on former inhabitants of the community. Many people find them fascinating and like to visit them. I am one of these people. This final resting place those wh…
Oil, Canvas, 8 x 10. The low rays of the sun make the sheep appear to glow.
Oil, Panel, 8 x 10