This is looking down from the porch of the Ocean House. A clear, crisp day in June.

Framed original oil - 25.5" x 19.5."

This painting can be viewed prior to bidding at the Captain Palmer House. Please email [email protected] to arrange a time.

Local delivery only or can be picked up at the Captain Nathaniel Palmer House, 40 Palmer Street, Stonington, CT. Delivery outside of local Stonington area available at winner's expense.

Artist Statement:

Inspired by a place or an event, I stretch reality to create a sense of mystery and discovery. I use palpable color as a tool to produce an emotional response, compelling introspection, and further investigation. Ultimately, I think of creating art as a medium of communication, a passage of ideas that elicits self-reflection and perhaps even transformation.

Artist Biography:

Pamela Pike Gordinier is an award-winning artist & activist who uses her work for social change. Her work is in the collections of museums and several Fortune 500 companies. Pamela has received elected membership in the CT Academy of Fine Arts, The Copley Society of Boston, Mystic Museum of Art & CT Watercolor Society. During her teaching career, Gordinier has taught workshops in France, Portugal, Italy, and along the New England Coast. Recently, she has retired from teaching master workshops in her studio in Stonington, CT and at the Vero Beach Museum of Art in Florida.