“Sometimes Honey Is A Lamb!”
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 26″ x 30″

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“Layla Tov (Good Night)”
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 53″ x 53″
$15,000

“Ewe Found Me!”
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 20″ x 35″
$3,900

“A Promise”
Original Acrylic on Canvas
Framed Size 40″ x 40″
$7,000

“Bliss”
Decoupage
Framed Size 35″ x 45″
$7,500

“Celebrate Love”
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 26″ x 32″
$3,400

“Through Shadows Deep”
Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
Image Size 17″ x 24″

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“Winter Break”
Original Acrylic on Canvas
Framed Size 15″ x 15″

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“Poetry In Life” – SOLD
Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
Image Size 24″ x 24″

“Ewe and Ewe and Ewes Too” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 17″ x 17″

“It Had To Be Ewe!” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas
Framed Size 17″ x 17″

“A Different Perspective” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 27″ x 41″

“Udderly Marvelous” – SOLD
Hand Embellished Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
Framed Size 39″ x 39″

“What Are You Looking At?” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas

Framed Size 39″ x 39″

“Smiling Happy Faces” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 26″ x 30″

“Menage A Quack” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 25″ x 25″

“Cosmic Hug” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 19″ x 19″

“Enchanted” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas

Framed Size 33″ x 39″

“Udderly Marvelous” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel
Framed Size 25″ x 25″

“Better Together” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas
Framed Size 19″ x 19″

“A Soft Place To Land” – SOLD
Hand Embellished Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
Framed Size 29″ x 33″

“Rosey” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 18″ x 18″

“All That Is Within” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 26″ x 30″

“Somewhere Deep Within” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 25″ x 43″

“Three Amoogos” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 23″ x 23″

“Soul Mates” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas

Framed Size 37 x 37″

“Worth The Wait” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Canvas
Framed Size 19″ x 19″

“Beam Me Up” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 20″ x 20″

“In Love” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 20″ x 20″

“The Twins” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 18″ x 18″

“I’m Dreaming Too” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 43″ x 43″

“Anything Could Happen” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 24″ x 24″

“Sweet Spot” – SOLD
Original Acrylic on Panel

Framed Size 20″ x 20″

Dorsey McHugh

    

     The artistic philosophy of Dorsey McHugh lies in her favorite quote: “Look to the light and the shadows will fall behind.”

     Dorsey McHugh’s bright and reassuring paintings feel like coming home.  Her art is an expression of faith that there is always light even in the darkest of situations.

     Dorsey’s longings for a harmonious world in which nature and mankind are in gentle balance are reflected in her acrylics with colors of joyous yellows, blues, reds and greens.  Dorsey’s homes and villages seem to grow in a compliance with nature.  She gives us a refuge of peace, calm and the love between man and nature for which so many long.

     As Dorsey continues to explore painting, she has created her own technique.  She says, “Pure bright colors can be vibrant and dramatic.  They may be beautiful to look at, but tiring to the eye.  Complementary colors are restful to the eye.  They are easy to live with.  Nature mixes complementary colors.  For instance, if you look closely, green grass has a lot of red in it.”  Dorsey mixes her own colors, adapting her palette to a technique she created intuitively.  What will eventually be a blue sky might start out as bright orange.  As she layers different shades of paint with her palette knife, her trademark warmth comes out, and the painting is brilliant without being overpowering.

     A native of the Black Hills of South Dakota, Dorsey McHugh currently resides in Tennessee.

Robert Paul Galleries is proud to show the works of American artist Dorsey McHugh.