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Lot # 77 - Margaret Carpenter Arnett — “Breaking Light” (Original Painting)
| Opening Bid : | $ 5.00 |
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| Start Date/Time: | 23-Mar-2026 7:00:00 AM |
| End Date/Time: | 30-Mar-2026 8:16:00 PM |
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Description :
Breaking Light is a serene, atmospheric landscape by Margaret Carpenter Arnett, capturing the quiet moment when morning mist begins to lift from a forested shoreline. Soft layers of gray, blue, and muted green create a sense of depth and stillness, while the reflective water draws the viewer into the center of the scene. Arnett’s brushwork is gentle and diffused, allowing the light to emerge subtly through the haze—suggesting calm, renewal, and the quiet power of nature. The composition balances mystery and clarity: dense trees fade into mist, the water mirrors the sky, and the entire scene feels suspended in a moment of transition. It’s a contemplative, elegant work that reflects Arnett’s sensitivity to mood and natural atmosphere.
Artist Bio — Margaret Carpenter Arnett
Margaret Carpenter Arnett is a Pacific Northwest artist known for her evocative landscapes and atmospheric studies of water, forest, and light. Her work often explores the subtle emotional qualities of place—mist, reflection, shifting weather, and the quiet drama of coastal environments. Arnett’s palette tends toward soft, natural tones, and her compositions emphasize mood over detail, inviting viewers into a meditative experience.
Her paintings have been shown in regional galleries and collected for their calming presence and refined sense of space. Arnett’s work resonates strongly with those who appreciate Northwest scenery rendered with restraint, depth, and poetic sensitivity.
20 x 17
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