Pandemic Painting #48

Woodpile

oil on canvas

12" x 16"

Pandemic Painting #47

Jeremy's Truck

oil on canvas

12" x 16"

Pandemic Painting #46

Pumped

oil on canvas

20" x 20"

Pandemic Painting #45

Verde y Verde

oil on canvas

16" x 20"

Pandemic Painting #44

Barn Find

oil on canvas

6" x 8"

Pandemic Painting #43

Almost Summer

oil on canvas

8" x 16"

Pandemic Painting #42

Query Collection

oil on canvas

11" x 14"

Kay Adams and a Horse With No Name

That's right, "you can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain."

Congrats to Jenny, a fellow Bloomfield Cardinal.

Thanks for playing, or whatever.

Pandemic Painting #41

Nest

oil on board

24"

Congratulations to the Class of 2020.

Pandemic Painting #40

Orchard

oil on canvas

12" x 12"

I'll take "Music and Film" for a painting, Wyatt.

Prior to professing his love for an older lady a la relatively modern pop-rock stylings, this well-recorded singer/songwriter wrote the title song to a wonder-full throwback movie directed by an "astronaut" and starring some Guy.  In the film, we meet a friendly concierge who appeared as a news anchor in a horror/thriller five years prior...or 27 years later, depending on how you're keeping time.  In his evening report, the anchor covers the disappearance of a young lady who nearly paid the ultimate price for being a good Samaritan shortly after singing along with a Floridian's early hit.  That gator-man first requested a particular brand of guitar just one year before we saw the same iconic instrument strummed to the aforementioned title song during a faux debut television performance.  The guitar was produced by a company headquartered in the birthplace of an actress who found fame in a crime film that featured another actress better known as a jazz singer who was nominated for a Grammy in 1964.  Several years later, a band that won a Grammy in the same category as the acting songbird was widely mistaken for another musician who, at that time, also had a song featured on Billboard's Hot 100.  That hit song, when released as a single, featured a B-side that advised, you can't do what and where?

Stumped?  If not, click HERE to submit your answer.  First to answer correctly gets a free painting of my choice.  Good luck! 

Pandemic Painting #39

Bales

oil on canvas

11" x 14"

Pandemic Painting #38

Aerostar

oil on canvas

20" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #37

Bent

oil on canvas

16" x 20"

Pandemic Painting #36

Hobson Farm

oil on canvas

20" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #35

Similar Is Not the Same

oil on canvas

30" x 30"

Pandemic Painting #34

Gibson

oil on canvas

24" x 48"

Pandemic Painting #33

Puffy Vest

oil on canvas

18" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #32

Brittany and Gibson on the Couch

oil on canvas

24" x 30"

Pandemic Painting #31

Ghosts

oil on canvas

20" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #30

Tie-Dye

oil on canvas

18" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #29

Cardinal

oil on board

8"

Pandemic Painting #28

Bare

oil on canvas

12" x 16"

Pandemic Painting #27

Slow

oil on canvas

20" x 20"

Pandemic Painting #26

George B. Heaton

oil on canvas

11" x 14"

Pandemic Painting #25

Fetch

oil on canvas

12" x 16"

Pandemic Painting #24

Last Light

oil on canvas

6" x 8"

Pandemic Painting #23

Running On Empty

oil on canvas

11" x 14"

Pandemic Painting #22

Easter

oil on canvas

12" x 24"

Pandemic Painting #21

Roses

oil on board

12"

Pandemic Painting #20

Reflect

oil on canvas

11" x 14"