Gallery of Daryl V. Storrs Original Pastels

My images are a reflection of the world around me. Pulling natural elements from the landscape, I reconfigure them to create a collage of landforms and texture which will become a vehicle for color.

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Pastels

Image Size:	7 " x 8 1/2"
Framed Size:	12" x 13"


Crescent Moon, Bright Light 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2009 ... SOLD	Lake Rembrance 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2009 ... $300 Request More Information	Through The Trees 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2009 ... $300 Request More Information
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Water Birches 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2009 ... $300 Request More Information	Lake and Silos 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD	Summer Dream 13" x 12" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD
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The 12"x13" pastel images are matted with one rag mat. The framing features alder wood, (a soft hardwood) with a cherry stain, and non-reflective 90% UV free glass.

Sample Frame

The larger size pastels are matted with two rag mats.

The framing features a beautiful cherry frame and 90% UV free anti-reflective glass.

Pastels

Image Size:	9" x 12"
Framed Size:	15" x 18"

June View From Spannochia
13" x 12" ... Pastel 2008 ... $500
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Neighboring Farm
13" x 12" ... Pastel 2008 ... SOLD

Spannochia, Dinner View
13" x 12" ... Pastel 2008 ... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	8" x 18.5"
Framed Size:	14" x 25"


Five Dancing Trees II 14" x 25" ... Pastel 2009 ... SOLD	Sunset Drive 14" x 25" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD


Tree Farm, Dusk 14" x 25" ... Pastel 2008 ... SOLD	Late Summer Frost 14" x 25" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	7 ½" x 18"
Framed Size:	25" x 14"

Lake and Sumac

Pastel 2009

25" x 14"

$625

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Blue Shadows
at Sunset

Pastel 2006

25" x 14"

$625

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Fields of Magic

Pastel 2009

25" x 14"

$650

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Barn in Pale Moonlight

Pastel 2007

25" x 14"

SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	10" x 30"
Framed Size:	15" x 35"

Lakeside Summer

Pastel 2009

36" x 16"

$1,050

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Dancing Trees Under a Crescent Moon

Pastel 2006

35" x 15"

$1,000

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From Overlook Park
Pastel 2008 ... 15" x 35" ... $1,000
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Owl's Head Farm, Autumn
Pastel 2008 ... 15" x 35" ... SOLD

Lake Champlain Open Vista
15" x 35" ... Pastel 2008 ... SOLD

Camel's Hump from the Southeast II
Framed 20" x 40" ... Pastel 2008 ... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	15" x 21"
Framed Size:	22" x 28"

Monkton Barns
24" x 26"... Pastel 2007 ... $1,000
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Sunset Barns and Lake
22" x 28" ... Pastel 2006 ... $1,000
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Rows of Raspberries
24" x 26" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD

Fresh Cut Field
22 x 28 ... Pastel 2006 ... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	18 ½" x 24 ½"
Framed Size:	26" x 32"

Looking Upstream on Dugway Road
26" x 32" ... Pastel 2008 ... $1,350
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Late Day Over Fields and Lake
26" x 32" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:
Framed Size:	28" x 36"

Sky and Fields Ablaze
28" x 36" ... Pastel 2006 ... SOLD

Looking Out over Demeter Park
28" x 36"...Pastel 2007... SOLD

Pastels

Image Size:	25" x 32"
Framed Size:	32" x 40"

Moonlight in Velvety Blue
32" x 40" ... Pastel 2007 ... SOLD

About Daryl V. Storrs Pastels

My images are a reflection of the world around me. Pulling natural elements from the landscape, I reconfigure them to create a collage of landforms and texture which will become a vehicle for color.

Most pieces are first sketched on location by drawing the most dominant elements of the landscape. I freely delete and pull anything which I see in the 360 degrees surrounding my stance. I refer to the landscape before me less often as the picture gains a life of its own. Later in the studio I add additional layers of color to create more depth within the pastel. I will sometimes work from photos, although, once I have the basic elements from the photograph, I put it away and let the pastel speak to me.

Vermont is the landscape that I usually paint, and I focus on locations close to my home where I return again and again. A blueberry farm, a hilltop dairy farm, and The Mt. Philo Inn overlooking the Adirondacks and Lake Champlain are all places where I relax, draw and reflect without too much distraction.

The pastels that I use are chalk, usually Rembrant, Windsor Newton, Unison, and Schmincke. I mostly use Le Cartes paper. My framing materials are rag and archival. The glass I use is non-reflective and blocks out 90% of the ultraviolet rays. I do all of my own work from start to finish.

My intent is to celebrate the landscape and to interpret it in a way which may enhance the viewer's perception of our visual surroundings.

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