Day's End cutting board brought about through distinctive use

brought about through distinctive use of color and form

Lebanon Shaker community in the mid-1840s

the Heron is a meaningful gift of gratitude

by: Alexandra Geller

but he always encouraged me to pursue the arts

Day's End cutting board brought about through distinctive useby Don Hatfield serigraph 23" x 34" sold unframed Don Hatfield is one of the most innovative impressionists of our time. His style of painting softly blends figures of realism with the gentle touch of classic impressionism. Don strives to create paintings that bond themselves to the viewer. In the vein of romantic impressionism, he shows the viewer that beauty can arise from one stirring moment' a family reunion, a young boy searching for shells on