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"In for the Day" by Thomas Carleton - Marine Oil Painting12" x 16" Unframed Oil on Canvas by Thomas Carleton (1925 2012) Tom Carleton was born in Cambridge, MA in 1925 and was a veteran of World War II. He graduated from the Scott Carbee School of Fine Arts in Boston in 1950, where he received a classical training degree. His impressionistic paintings document old and new marine subjects as well as landscapes and seascapes, particularly of the North Shore.

22" x 18" Unframed Etching on Paper

where he studied painting with Alex Gazonas

the peace and harmony that dance and meander in each other’s space

11" x 13" Framed

including the seemingly abstract qualities of reflections

the bright enveloping morning sky

from the rugged coast of Maine to the verdant marshes of the North Shore of Boston

he later turned to landscapes in the tradition fo the Hudson Valley School but with a more contemporary painting style

23" x 21" Framed

by Sean Farrell

known for his colorful

His early images mostly represent the upper Midwest landscape