Transformational Landscapes

I have shared these two paintings before and although they look nothing alike I can always see the above in the dark even though I’m really looking at the one below The top one hung in my mother’s home for as long as I can remember. When I was younger I had marred my mother’s picture when I took a pencil to it and scribbled in the water. Corey had done a research about the painting which he mentions in this post. If I had claimed the painting as my own, it would have been for sentimental reasons and nothing more. I never disliked the painting, but it wasn’t my favorite and overtime I had become bored with it over the years and yet there was a comfortable familiararity about me that I really have missed the last seven or eight years. Roland had purchased the seascape and fog one just over three years ago. It hung above our bed for just over a year until after we purchased a bed frame. Now it hangs to the side and I will often se...