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Lavender fields, pine stands, a rugged coastline, volcanoes, and sweeping deserts can all be found in Washington state. This land of blooms, both wild and cultivated, inspired Erin Hanson to create several open impressionist paintings filled with vibrant colors, contrasting hues, and beautiful blossoms. The waterways, coastal forests, looming mountains, and pastoral farmlands have inspired Hanson to return to Washington year after year to find inspiration for her landscape paintings.

Lavender fields, pine stands, a rugged coastline, volcanoes, and sweeping deserts can all be found in Washington state. This land of blooms, both wild and cultivated, inspired Erin Hanson to create several open impressionist paintings filled with vibrant colors, contrasting hues, and beautiful blossoms. The waterways, coastal forests, looming mountains, and pastoral farmlands have inspired Hanson to return to Washington year after year to find inspiration for her landscape paintings.

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This painting captures the ephemeral beauty of lavender and poppy fields in Sequim, Washington. The brush strokes are thick and impressionistic, alive with color and energy.

Lavender Blooms

8 x 10 in

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Curving stems of northwestern poppies create abstract patterns in front of rows of lavender. This painting was inspired by Sequim, Washington. The impressionistic brush strokes draw you into the painting and create a sense of movement within the picture. "Blooming Poppies" is an original oil painting on stretched canvas. The piece arrives in a gold floater frame, ready to hang.

Blooming Poppies

30 x 40 in

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Delicate branches of coastal pine trees form abstract patterns along the sandy cliffs of this northwestern coast. The early morning light peeks between the branches and glitters down on the ocean below. "Northern Coast" is an original oil painting on linen board. The piece arrives framed in a plein air frame, ready to hang.

Northern Coast

12 x 16 in

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The mammoth waterfalls along Lewis Creek Trail are captured here in bold, impasto brush strokes and vibrant color. The impressionistic brush strokes capture the motion and changing beauty of the falls.

Lewis River Trail

26 x 30 in

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Rows of lavender blossoms and wild poppies radiate color in this northwestern landscape inspired by Sequim, Washington. Thick strokes of oil paint curve and swirl through the grasses, pulling your eye to the distant mountain range. "Wildflowers in Bloom" is an original oil painting created on stretched canvas. The piece arrives framed in a contemporary gold floater frame.

Wildflowers in Bloom

30 x 40 in

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This painting was included in the exhibition <i><a href="https://www.erinhanson.com/Event/ContemporaryImpressionismatGoddardCenter" target="_blank">Open Impressionism: The Works of Erin Hanson</i></a>, a 10-year retrospective and study of the development of Open Impressionism at The Goddard Center in Ardmore, OK. About the Painting: Erin Hanson had always wanted to paint lavender fields, so on her way to an art show in Bellevue, WA, she drove up to Sequim, a northwestern paradise famous for its lavender fields. This painting captures the natural beauty of its cultivated lands.

Washington Lavender

32 x 42 in

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