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36 Views of Mount Tamalpais (a work in progress)

Landscape painting for me is about affection. I hope my paintings will move people to go there, to care about the place, to highly regard and have affection for all creation.

In, It All Turns On Affection, The Jefferson Lecture by Wendell Berry, he quotes Allen Tate, "It is by imagination that knowledge is carried to the heart." Berry has made a career of preserving the land. He says in the essay, "The primary motive for good care and good use is always going to be affection, because affection involves us entirely."

Stories and images from a creative imagination can move us positively.

“Wilhelm Grimm wrote…the reason for telling fairy tales was to awaken the thoughts and feelings of the heart.”

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  • Mount Tamalpais #28

    Evening vie from the East Bay. Watercolor on Saunders Waterford rough paper, 15x22"

  • Mount Tamalpais #27

    This view is from Red Hill in San Anselmo, CA. Thanks to Debbie Lawson who tipped me off to this location. The buildings are the San Francisco Theological Seminary.

  • Mount Tamalpais #26

    I was painting with a friend on the Chestnut Street Steps in San Francisco. I walked about 6 blocks to the Bay and saw this view of the mountain from The Maritime Museum.

  • Mount Tamalpais #25

    A lunchtime walk near Richardson's Bay and a view of the Mountain from the shadow of the 101 Freeway

  • Mount Tamalpais #24

    Mount Tamalpais seen from The Avenue of the Palms, Treasure Island in the San Francisco Bay

  • Mount Tamalpais #23

    Nearing sunset on the Panoramic Highway in Mill Valley, CA

Copyright Larry Hatfield 2001 - 2013

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