Chamisa and Asters | Roger Williams | Thornwood Gallery Santa Fe
Capturing the radiant warmth of the American Southwest, Chamisa and Asters by Roger Williams is a stunning celebration of regional flora and traditional architecture. Painted in rich oil on linen, the artwork showcases a sun-drenched adobe home nestled behind a vibrant expanse of golden chamisa and delicate wild asters. Williams’ masterful handling of dappled light and soft, impressionistic brushstrokes perfectly evokes the peaceful, timeless spirit of New Mexico.
Painted with oil on linen, this work captures the traditional beauty of New Mexico’s landscape and traditional architecture. While Roger Williams captures many timeless elements of the physical world with his brushstrokes, he also captures the light of the Southwestern sky in a way that begs another look and can’t truly be explained. Come take a look for yourself at 555 Canyon Road.
Painted with oil on linen, this work captures the traditional beauty of New Mexico’s landscape and traditional architecture. While Roger Williams captures many timeless elements of the physical world with his brushstrokes, he also captures the light of the Southwestern sky in a way that begs another look and can’t truly be explained. Come take a look for yourself at 555 Canyon Road.
