Jakki Kouffman acrylic landscape painter

Six hundred and fifty feet below the boulder-scattered rim of the Rio Grande gorge, the remnants of large pinon trees catch the light and frame the rapid passage of the great river through high desert canyons. This painting was shown at my 2013 solo exhibition at Pippin Contemporary in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Width:30 Inches

Height:36 Inches

Acrylic Landscapes

The Gorge at Taos, Looking North

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Ecola Beach and Beyond Rio Grande Overlook Near Questa South Wind, North Pacific Chama River Turning Pacific Coast Bluff Echo of the Red Rock Glow "Sheep's Crossing," Near Questa Near Devil's Punchbowl Pilar, After the Night Storm Sunset Glow With Floating Candles Memory of a Red Rock Arch Pilar Morning, Before the Storm Chama River, Last Light Red Rock, Near Creek Red Rock Glow in Winter The Gorge at Taos, Looking North Early Spring, Gusty Wind Lone Conifer, Southwest Springs Down Across Sandstone Cliffs Canyon Overlook, Late Day High Desert, Cool Shade Blooming Cactus, Lake Beyond The Falls at Sooke Pools Sunrise Springs, Late Day High Cliffs, Morning Light Snowy Truchas Dawn Spring Wind, Southwest Springs Cinder Cones from La Bajada Hoodoo Sunset Blaze Warm Glow, Galisteo View Rising Cumulus, La Bajada River Overlook, Warm Glow Rabbit Brush and Poplars Rio Grande, Morning Shine Western Lake, Before the Storm Near La Orilla Arrival of the Storm, Abiquiu Lake Red Rock, Winter Sun Sunset Glow with Floating Candles Jakki Kouffman Career Summary Resume Exhibitions Publications Workshops & Classes Testimonials Guestbook