On the Tejon Ranch near the southern end, is Little Sycamore Canyon. Not a deep riparian canyon, like the homes of many sycamores, it hosts old, majestic sycamores within sight of the desert expanses below. This one just couldn't stand up straight, and had dropped some of its branches right there on the ground. In the background you can see a scrubby oak that is so much a part of the Valley Oak Woodland. This area skirts these oak woodlands/grasslands and the desert.
This painting is one painted with material collected during a California Art Club Plein Aire Painting opportunity provided with the assistance of The California Art Club and the Tejon Ranch.
This painting is unframed. There are three paintings in this series.
On the Tejon Ranch near the southern end, is Little Sycamore Canyon. Not a deep riparian canyon, like the homes of many sycamores, it hosts old, majestic sycamores within sight of the desert expanses below. This one just couldn't stand up straight, and had dropped some of its branches right there on the ground. In the background you can see a scrubby oak that is so much a part of the Valley Oak Woodland. This area skirts these oak woodlands/grasslands and the desert.
This painting is one painted with material collected during a California Art Club Plein Aire Painting opportunity provided with the assistance of The California Art Club and the Tejon Ranch.
This painting is unframed. There are three paintings in this series.