Gail Bunting Painting #5 (Bloodroot)

Magnificently observed in egg tempera is this depiction of bloodroot and a discarded yoke on the Catskill forest floor. This painting was published on the July 2005 issue of the New York State Conservationist.

Initialed “GB” lower right.

Gail Bunting (1947-2018). Self-taught and with a lifetime of studying nature, Bunting referred to herself as a naturalist who painted. Raised in the Hudson Valley, her parents taught her a love of woodland flowers and a tender regard for all small creatures… something evidenced by all of her work.

I’m honored to have been entrusted with a small collection of works by our friend Gail Bunting.

Egg tempera on paper mounted to archival board. The painting is top-mounted onto colored mat board and in the frame that Gail chose for the piece.