4″ x 5″, Oil on canvas on board, Inquire. Thanks to Tana Lehr, one of my neighbors at Studio Rasa, who brought me a whole collection of her favorite objects to use as subjects for painting. If you are interested… Read More »Kachina, Studio, Berkeley – Original Oil Painting
5″ x 4″, Oil on canvas on board, Sold I enjoy painting all kinds of subjects, including still life arrangements. This one was done in the studio in Berkeley, California. If you are interested in acquiring this painting, click here.
4″ x 5″, Oil on canvas on board, Inquire. This painting was from my recent painting residency at Cill Rialaig on the west coast of Ireland, near Waterville and just south of Dingle. This particular view was from immediately outside… Read More »A Berkeley Daily: Haystack, Island, Ireland
Small, original oil paintings from Seamus Berkeley posted daily.
Several people had told me that Rajasthan was the place to go if I wanted to see Indian art. It was also an opportunity to experience travel by train Indian style. The train left Delhi late at night and was… Read More »A Trip to Bikaner, Rajasthan
My flight to New Delhi, India landed late at night. I was met at the airport by my daughter Emily who was there to attend a friend’s wedding and visit with her Indian boyfriend, Gautam Gupta. Immediately, Delhi reminded me… Read More »On to India
Bangkok is another huge city with over six million residents. While the big cities are not my favorite places to spend time, Bangkok has its pluses. As in other parts of Thailand, the people are friendly and calm. The city… Read More »Back to Bangkok
Luang Prabang was the most pleasant city I had visited so far. It is a small city (population estimates vary from 16,000 to 55,000) located at the junction of the Mekong and Nam Khan Rivers and has nearly thirty Buddhist… Read More »A Trip to Louang Prabang
My first visit to Thailand was excellent and I was drawn to go there again to see more art, paint and visit other areas of the country. Most of my trip so far was spent in cities, including the past… Read More »Return to Thailand – Art in Chiang Mai
