Rebecca's Muse and News

I would SO like to thank Nancy Worden for purchasing my "Tiny Watchers - Montezuma's Quail" from my solo show for the City of Paso Robles at the Paso Robles Library! I am SO pleased that she liked it enough to take it home.

If you haven't had a chance to swing by the Paso Robles Library yet, you still have a few days left, the show is hanging through the end of September.

And I wanted to thank Don Rader (Administrative Assistant for the Paso Robles Library) for inviting artists of all kinds to share their work with the community. It's a lovely venue to be in. Thank you!

Two egrets stand beside a Hohokam bowl that's decorated with a pattern of water swirling around planted fields -- perhaps meant to resemble the ancient Hohokam irrigation canals? The Hohokam's complex of irrigation brought life to the Sonoran desert, and were a haven for migrating waterfowl in ancient times.

Toured with the National Paint the Parks exhibition. Painting by Rebecca Riel, www.rielfineart.com. Acrylic on Canvas. 24 x 20, $2600. Available

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We don't climb the mountains because they're the easier path -- we take those roads because they give us views that stir our souls. (Grand Tetons). Painting by Rebecca Riel. Acrylic on Canvas. 20 x 16, $1200. www.rielfineart.com. Available.

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Solitude Lake, in the Grand Tetons with just a touch of light, brings a quiet peace to the soul. Painting by Rebecca Riel. Acrylic on Panel. 12 x 16, $1100. www.rielfineart.com. Available. 

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