Ellen artistically expresses all the joys, hopes and love celebrated on this glorious day in Rothenburg , Germany . As one might expect, several of the Topelmann’s friends have featured the “The Wedding Party” on their wedding announcements. 24x30” Acrylic.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Seraphim and Cherubim
Ellen portrays a majestic angelic paradise in a painting filled with rich imagination and harmonious color expression. Acrylic. 20x24”.
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Jesus Is Speaking
In this dramatic and comforting artistic creation, we know Christ's message is personal and important. Somehow you know that what Christ is saying has a special meaning only you can understand. Oil by Karsten. 30x24".
Friday, December 24, 2010
Baroque Splendor and Spirit
Fortunately for us, Karsten was inspired to paint this beautiful and elaborately decorated church on the banks of Lake Constance in Germany. Oil. 30x24"
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
The Three Doll Sisters
Inspired by Ellen's antique doll collection, Karsten brings these delicate beauties to life in an opaque watercolor. 28x22"
Monday, December 20, 2010
Togetherness
Ellen recreates her memory of a cozy, mellow evening at home with Mom, Dad and the kids--before cell phones, computers and cable took over the scene. And in Ellen's world, there's always room for a visitor or two. Acrylic. 24x30"
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Learning to Knit
Ellen recreates a loving and nurturing scenario taken from her memories of watching her patientmother teach the basics of knitting to her sister . You can almost taste the tea and smell the fragrance of the flowers. Acrylic. 24x30".
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Oceans of Gold
This exciting seascape abounds with sweeping strokes of swirling golds and brilliants blues, splashed with frothy white-capped waves, all glistening under the sunlit clouds. Oil by Karsten. 24x36”
Sunday, December 12, 2010
The Joys of Winter
Looking through the antique window-style frame, one can easily "time-travel" to a typical Wisconsin winter's eve when life was so much simpler--and more social. A national award winning acrylic painting by Ellen. 28x21".
Friday, December 10, 2010
Laugh and the World Laughs with You
Celebrating good times and great fun, Ellen captures a jovial moment in her expressive painting style. "Laugh and the World Laughs With You" virtually vibrates with a jubilant spirit. Acrylic. 24x30".
Saturday, December 4, 2010
School Days
Do you remember when? Ellen's painting portrays all the fun, excitement and energy of that race to school before the bell rings...despite the siren call of snowballs, skating, sliding and sledding. Acrylic. 20x24"
Thursday, December 2, 2010
St. Martin's Day.
On St. Martin's Day, all of the school children in Rothenburg stroll through town carrying lampions lit by candles--creating this memorable, magical, mystical mood captured by Ellen. Acrylic 30x24".
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Bugle and Helmet
Friday, November 26, 2010
The Window Box
A colorful window to the world—so bright and cheery that you can imagine all the flowers waving a happy “hello” to passers-by. Ellen works her magic in dazzling shades of acrylic blues. 24" x 30".
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Our Village
Ephraim never looked more inviting. Gazing at Ellen's painting is like taking a summer vacation every day. Look closely and you'll notice that mischievous Karsten painted a beer in the gazebo. That's one sight you'll never actually see in Ephraim--a town that has always been "dry." Acrylic.
Ice Skating on the Pond
Ellen's mystical, magical ice skating painting captures the warmth and excitement of a snowy eve in Ephraim.
Magnificent Morn
Sometimes, when the conditions are just right, Door County experiences an autumn morn where nature is bathed with a glorious golden light. Even the atmosphere seems to vibrate and shimmer. Here is that day, captured in living color. Oil painting by Karsten. 40x30"
Scarlet Flower Flurry
Always a favorite of gallery visitors, Ellen's iconic "Falling Petals" paintings feature her unique technique of incorporating the frame in the art "experience". It's great fun and expertly rendered in acylic. 10x8" painting with 14x12" natural wood frame.
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