Emily Eve Weinstein

Emily Eve Weinstein

Chapel Hill, NC

Painting outside from life. on repurposed wood + canvas, hand-pulled prints, art gift books and cards are available at her three locations.

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Spring Storm Arriving by Emily Eve Weinstein Image: Spring storm arriving is exactly what this is. I had wanted to get an image done of the dramatic energy one could easily feel outside. I headed off down the road from where I live and pulled over as the air whipped around. As the painting was finished many many cars were lining up to pick up children from school. When Rosalynn Carter died, looking up information about her legacy, I discovered the Carter Center. Adequately moved I donated a painting I think highly of, Spring Storm Arriving. The under-painting is one of many of Steve Hessler's early images. He gave 50 canvases to Pittsboro Gallery of Arts to be re-used by the members. I was thrilled as I'm big on recycling and I'm kinda known for my peek-a-boo paintings. Along 15-501 I stopped near the Catholic school. After a couple hours cars were lining up, and the carbom monoxide was deadly as their cars idled waitting for their children to get out of school. I really didn't need another reason to dislike religion.
Spring storm arriving is exactly what this is. I had wanted to get an image done of the dramatic energy one could easily feel outside. I headed off down the road from where I live and pulled over as the air whipped around. As the painting was finished many many cars were lining up to pick up children from school. When Rosalynn Carter died, looking up information about her legacy, I discovered the Carter Center. Adequately moved I donated a painting I think highly of, Spring Storm Arriving. The under-painting is one of many of Steve Hessler's early images. He gave 50 canvases to Pittsboro Gallery of Arts to be re-used by the members. I was thrilled as I'm big on recycling and I'm kinda known for my peek-a-boo paintings. Along 15-501 I stopped near the Catholic school. After a couple hours cars were lining up, and the carbom monoxide was deadly as their cars idled waitting for their children to get out of school. I really didn't need another reason to dislike religion.
Spring Storm Arriving by Emily Eve Weinstein Image: This painting was painted over another with parts peering out.

Spring Storm Arriving

  • Oil on canvas
  • 18 x 14 x 1 in
    (45.72 x 35.56 x 2.54 cm)
  • $300
  • Emily Eve Weinstein
  • Available
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Spring storm arriving is exactly what is illustrated here. I was after the dramatic energy one could easily feel outside. Heading off down the road, and pulled over as the air whipped around. The painting was finished as many many cars were lining up to pick up children from school.

When Rosalynn Carter died, looking up information about her legacy, I discovered the Carter Center. Adequately moved I decided to donate a painting, Spring Storm Arriving. The under-painting is one of many of Steve Hessler's early images. He gave 50 canvases to Pittsboro Gallery of Arts to be re-used by the members. I was thrilled as I'm big on recycling and I'm kinda known for my peek-a-boo paintings. Voila! This is a classic peek-a-boo painting.

Written the day the painting was done: Along 15-501 I stopped near the Catholic school. After a couple hours cars were lining up, spewing carbon monoxide as their cars idled waitting for their children to get out of school. I really didn't need another reason to dislike religion.

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