Showing posts with label this old house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label this old house. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

A ghost house
Watercolor 6x8, copyrighted
Nita Leger Casey
This time of year again when you see ghosts all over the place , When I used to teach kids at this time of year I would make them do these old houses and turn them into Ghosts houses , it was a lot of fun ! we live in New England where there's is plenty of them . The architecture in some of these old house are just beautiful !
email me if you are interested in this house , nlcasey@charter.net
$99.00 ,matted shipped free in the US

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

This old beauty , 6x8 Watercolor by Nita Leger Casey ,
copyrighted 2009 sold

Staying with my old classic New England farm houses , I actually painted this one in January , it's an old house in Pepperell , this town is full of them and I just love them ! talk about old houses, I am on a cleaning rampage with mine two weeks before it's the Open House tour , why do I keep so much junk ? always thinking I might use an object for a painting , I think it's an artist disease. My schedule is pretty full these days also finishing some commissions before Thanksgiving . Email me if you are interested in this painting

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

"This old house in Pepperell "
Watercolor 6x8 , copyrighted 2009
This is what a cold winter day looks like in Massachusetts ,This old house is down the street from me , I think I look at it every time I go by, it actually looks nice in the summer also ,it has an old fashion red roof ,but right now it's covered with snow . In this quint town where I live , we have lots of houses like this one , it's probably circa 1885 , it's amazing how they still stand with grace and look beautiful, some more than others , some need a face lift, and some you wonder about if the walls could talk! that is the beauty of New England .
When I first came to this country my biggest shock was the houses were made out of wood , coming from France where everything is made with stone or bricks , little did I know ,how beautiful they were . Email me if you are interested nlcasey@charter.net
I always accept commissions , just ask!