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Featured Works

A gallery of featured works spanning three decades.

Landscapes

An assorted group of landscape paintings.

Cityscapes

A group of cityscapes that span several decades.

Available Works

A sample of available works.

About

About

William E. Elston

William E. Elston is a Pacific Northwest artist best known for urban and rural landscape subjects. He has been exhibiting in the region for over 50 years. Mr. Elston has also been teaching painting and drawing in the Greater Seattle area for several decades. Currently he offers ongoing classes in painting en plein air, and offers Online Group Critiques via Zoom-based sessions.

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by William E. Elston

2018-06-30T20:33:13-07:00

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Raining Bridge

This third image is also from the Picasa download. It's a view of the railroad bridge west of the Hiram Chittenden Locks, from the Commodore Park side. The painting went through many changes; it was one of those variable seasons that Seattle is known for. It ended as a rain painting.

hiram chittenden locks trains plein air landscape history

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