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Athena Billias
My paintings strive to depict the beauty and resiliency of our landscapes, despite the ravages perpetrated by man. In the Hudson River School days, unrelenting industry denuded the mountains, and blew up the ledges. Trains rattled through the cloves and the streams were polluted by various moneymaking endeavors. Nature seems to have staged a come-back since then despite man's ongoing efforts to change her. Even the machinations of the ski industry can be beautiful. Nature survives.
My paintings strive to depict the beauty and resiliency of our landscapes, despite the ravages perpetrated by man. In the Hudson River School days, unrelenting industry denuded the mountains, and blew up the ledges. Trains rattled through the cloves and the streams were polluted by various moneymaking endeavors. Nature seems to have staged a come-back since then despite man's ongoing efforts to change her. Even the machinations of the ski industry can be beautiful. Nature survives.
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Athena Billias athenabillias@hvc.rr.com
518-589-5592 |
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Oil - "Snowgun at Dawn" - 9" x 12"
Oil - "Black Chasm Falls" - 12" x 9"
Oil on Board - "Wildcat Ravine" - 9" x 12"
Oil on Board - "Snowmaking with Sunrise" - 16" x 12"
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Oil - "Kaaterskill Falls-after a wood engraving by Harry Fenn" - 12" x 9"
Oil on Board - "Canyon In The Clove" - 16" x 12"
Oil on Board - "Mossy Brook" - 12" x 16"
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Oil - "Joe Rachen's Field-Platte Clove" - 8" x 10"
Oil on Canvas - "Eagle's Keep" - 16" x 20"
Oil on Board - "Sunrise Top of Hunter Mt." - 9" x 12"
Oil on Board - "Snowmaking in the Ravine" - 16" x 12"
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