Moonlight Lake by Elaine Whitehouse
Acrylic Painting
11x14
 
I consider the place or setting of an artwork to be of greatest significance. The place determines the mood, the history, the story, or an event, and can have intense personal meaning. My submission, Moonlight Lake, evokes a mood of darkness as well as mystery, as moonlight emerges into the darkness of the lake, sensual, spiritual and provocative.
 
About Elaine Whitehouse:
Elaine has been an artist all her life. She was an art teacher at the United Nations International School for five years. She is retired now, but is a substitute art teacher from time to time in the Connetquot school district. Before moving back to Sayville after living for 14 years abroad, she taught at the Istanbul International School. She is a member of several local art associations as well as the Catharine Lorillard Art Club in New York City. She is also a frequent visitor to the Salmagundi Club.
 
Website: www.elainewhitehouse.com