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Artist: Suzanne Massion
Lake In The Prairie
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

Artist Comments
Reeds and watery plants obstruct my view as I search for solid footing along the shore of a small lake. I can see a great distance. This is a land of shallow ...

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21st Century and Contemporary Impressionist Suzanne Massion Art

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Oil

A Fork in the Road, Oil Painting
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

Artist Comments
A divided path in a forest preserve near artist Suzanne Massion's studio in rural Illinois. She captured the cool autumn day, punctuated with gold, ocher and warm yellows against the purple shadows along the pathway. The location is a favorite subject for Suzanne, and she often walks there for inspiration at different times of the year. "Baseball great Yogi Berra...

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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Impressionist Suzanne Massion Art

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Oil

Water World High Noon
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

Artist Comments
A favorite subject of mine is the wetlands found hidden in a tall grass prairie. As marsh, lake, fen, and pond stretch to a distant tree line, my paintbrush heeds the challenge. I know time here is fleeting as the sun rises to its zenith.

About the Artist
When the land changes, Suzanne Massion;s paintings will remind you of the way it once was. She drives the back roads through the tall grass prairies and farmland of her native Illinois, stopping to paint en plein air when the moment strikes. She feels like she;s in a race to save a disappearing treasure as buildings burn or open space is paved over. Suzanne donates a portion of her sales to fund local land conservation efforts.

Water World...

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21st Century and Contemporary Impressionist Suzanne Massion Art

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Oil

Goldenrod Morning
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

Artist Comments
A distant ridge touches the cloudy blue sky, sugar maples have turned a glorious yellow, and I am standing waist deep in a field of tall goldenrod. It;s late...

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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Impressionist Suzanne Massion Art

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Oil

Goldenrod Marsh, Oil Painting
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

Artist Comments
Suzanne revisited a site and theme found in a previous work, "Solar Event over Marsh and Fen." However, she changed the tone of this painting to reflect the c...

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21st Century and Contemporary Abstract Impressionist Suzanne Massion Art

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Oil

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River Sentinel, Oil Painting
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Redbud Spring
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Spring is complicated. Colors of fall persist. The yellowing and burgundy leaves of red oaks still cling to trunks and limbs throughout late winter. Suddenly, a...

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Redbud Spring
Redbud Spring
H 14 in W 11 in D 0.75 in
Spring's Here
By Suzanne Massion
Located in San Francisco, CA

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The black-capped chickadees are calling, Spring's here, spring's here. New growth in delicate yellow and green appears on wintry twigs and limbs. I'm thirsty fo...

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Spring's Here
Spring's Here
H 18 in W 14 in D 0.75 in

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