Dorsey McHugh

L’Assemblé

L’Assemblé I like this image it comforts me. It reminds me of the possibility of a different pace. For decades, it seems I have longed for simplicity in my life. Sadly finding it has always been elusive. The draw of money or things or approval was always calling from the rocky shoals. Their energy is […]

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Old Homestead

This is a painting I did of my Grandma Helma’s first home in America. Helma came from Finland to Ellis Island when she was 11.  (we found her name there during a New York visit several years ago) Her parents could afford 1 ticket.  She was the most adaptable of their 5 children so she was chosen for this

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LES BELLES POULLES

LES BELLES POULLES “These chickens were born and raised in France. To be specific, in the Dordogne river valley.  They speak French. (I know this because they didn’t understand a word I said.)  They were a major reason why I chose that particular house to rent as I planned to go to France a few years ago.

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A Homecoming

There is a reason why gentle hills and mountains are nearly always in my paintings. They kept me company through all my years of growing up and will always be part of my inner landscape.  The Black Hills is the backdrop for every formative experience I had in my early years.  Always there, always watching

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Thin Places

A Thin Place 8×8 According to Celtic lore, there are places where the distance between heaven and earth collapse and we are able to catch glimpses of the divine.  These are called “thin places”.  I find this intriguing. There is certainly no scientific proof that these places exist.  But, I think we will all agree

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