Mekong Delta River Country Paintings
Sarus cranes at dawn, a bamboo bridge at dusk, a duck herder in floodwater and a river bend at sunset.
Oil paintings of canals, paddies and palms, hand-painted, or as archival canvas prints.
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Mekong Delta paintings show the river country as landscape: canals, coconut palms, green paddies, wading birds and people at work on the water. They come as hand-painted oil paintings or as archival canvas prints of the same image.
Dawn mist, dusk haze and amber floodwater
The light changes from one painting to the next. In one, three grey sarus cranes with red heads wade through shallow water and reeds, one bending to drink, under a pale pink and grey dawn sky.
In another, a narrow bamboo Monkey Bridge crosses a canal in mist at dusk, a figure in a conical hat standing on it, with palms behind and a pale sun above. A third follows a herder wading through shallow water, a long stick raised over a crowd of ducks, with palms, green paddies and low roofs under an amber sunset that lights the ripples. The rural views in Countryside share these paddies and palms.
River bends, boats and palms in loose oils
One impressionist painting takes a Mekong Delta river bend at sunset, with floating market boats and coconut palms in loose impressionist oils.
The crane painting is vertical, so it fits a narrow stretch of wall. The wading birds also hang in Birds & Wildlife.
Hanging a delta painting on a wall
The pale pink and grey of the dawn crane scene sits quietly on a white or light grey wall. The amber sunset over the duck herder and the river bend at sunset suit a wall that catches evening light.