Ten Cherry Tree Black Ink Paintings
- Mark W. McGinnis
- Apr 27, 2013
- 2 min read
The following ten paintings were inspired by a recent trip to Washington DC where I was fortunate to experience the early bloom of our famous national cherry trees. All but #3 and#4 (which are from the National Arboretum) are from the tidal basin area of the national mall. These trees were planted in 1912 as a gift from the people of Japan. The paintings are all 9″ X 12″, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, on mulberry paper mounted on Claybord.
Cherry Trees #1, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #2, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #3, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #4, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #5, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #6, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #7, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #8, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #9, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
Cherry Trees #10, Washington DC, hand-ground black ink with acrylic wash, mulberry paper mounted on Claybord, 2013, Mark W. McGinnis
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