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Windows of stone Barns

Welcome to Hudson T Hill Gallery, nestled in the heart of a serene nature preserve on the picturesque Central Coast of California. Situated on a piece of land known as Stone Barns, reminiscent of the legendary David Rockefeller's estate in New York, our studio offers a harmonious blend of creative inspiration and natural beauty.

At Hudson T Hill Gallery, we understand the importance of preserving the natural wonders that surround us. We are committed to sustainable practices and maintaining the delicate balance between our artistic endeavors and the precious ecosystem of the nature preserve. Our aim is to leave a positive impact on both the local community and the environment, ensuring that future generations can also experience the magic of this extraordinary place.

 
 
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Stone Barn # I

Oil-on-Canvas
36” x 48” x 1.5”

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This painting finds its colors in the pink and green tones evocative of the game of golf. Home to some of the most iconic courses in the world, a pandemic threatened to shut it all down. 

“Stay home,” they said. We did. 

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Stone Barn # II

Oil-on-Canvas
48” x “36 x 1.5”

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Sunrise inspired hues of light splash across a semi-geometric architectural painting, one that represents a beginning. Whether it be spring or summer, the visual rhythm and primary colors are consistent with vigorous movement in the landscape; the busy start of a new day. 

Renewal. Rebirth. Reawakening.

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Stone Barn # III

40” x 30” x 1.5”   
Oil-on-Canvas

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Through the windowpane a panoramic view of a mountain range sees the sun set on another day. A hike to the top is the best way to see beyond the boundaries with colorful abstract abundance. 

Lack of limitations can definitely brighten your mood.

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Stone Barn # IV

48” x “36 x 1”
Oil-on-Canvas

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While the months leading up to the spring of 2020 were tedious, the wildflowers were enjoying a rebirth. Walks from the main barn to the art studio were awash with new life, vibrant color and thankfully clean fresh air. Surely it was a sign that there was light at the end of the tunnel. 

Creative curiosity went on. So did life.

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Stone Barn # V

48” x 36” x 1.5”
Oil-on-Canvas

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Architecture and landscape are radically reorganized here. It’s an abundance of abstraction. Look into the window for inspiration.

Like a dream, ‘It’s something you know, yet don’t know.’  

Cool girl heaven.

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Stone Barn # VI

48” x 36” x 1.5”
Oil-on-Canvas

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‘What’s upside down is down side up.’ 

Mountainous landscape, architecture and conservation converge in a luscious color scheme; layer upon painterly layer; colors of red orange, yellow green, blue green and red violet. 

For a wild child at heart.

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Stone Barn # VII

Oil-on-Canvas
36” x 48” x 1.5

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Looking from the inside out and dreaming of colors from outer space. 

Lifesaving vaccine is on the horizon and about to rescue the planet. Here, the blue spectrum of earth’s oceans is the dominant visual seen from outer space.

Like Neil Armstrong’s famous declaration, “ One small step for man, one giant step for mankind.” 

Revive and restore the world. 

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