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Desert Sunset
Original pastel painting framed under museum glass in a black painted solid wood frame Weight ( lbs ) = 1 Length = 12" Width = 14" Depth = 1" Box Type = D Collection = Paintings Artist = Or...
Cactus Forest Loop Drive
Original 8 x 10 pastel painted on location in the East Saguaro National Park in Tucson AZ. Wood frame with museum glass Weight ( lbs ) = 1 Length = 12" Width = 14" Depth = 1" Box Type = D ...
Giant Sunflower
Limited edition print mounted on foam core Weight ( lbs ) = 1 Length = 10" Width = 10" Depth = 1" Box Type = M Collection = Prints Artist = Orbon, Peggy Processed = Gallery Shipping = Ca...
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About the Artist
Peggy Orbon
Pastel and Oil
Peggy Orbon lived in New England, Italy, Scotland, and New Mexico before settling in Arizona with her husband. The dramatic colors, fantastic landscapes, and the wonderful weather inspired her to begin painting in pastels and oils soon after moving to the Southwest. Peggy is a member of the Arizona Plein Air Painters and a signature member of the Arizona Pastel Artists Association.
“I enjoy painting landscapes preferably on location. On location (painting “en plein air”) the need to get the painting down quickly before the light changes too much keeps my painting fresh. And, I find that painting the scene in front of me for a couple of hours helps me to remember the subtle details later. I often use these plein air paintings as a source when creating larger studio paintings. My main focus and interest is on how to capture the light as it appears in a landscape.”

