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"All Aboard", 40"x60", Acrylic on board, 2026. A favorite artist of mine is Ralph Fasanella, a self-taught painter who pumped gas at a service station in the Bronx when he wasn't painting. His 1950 painting, "Subway Riders", is a piece I love. It tells the story of his NYC subway rides to and from work. Inspired by Ralph, I've tried to depict my own commutes on the Seattle Lite Rail. Most people don't ever look at each other. Sometimes they shove each other around trying to get in and out of the train. Sometimes there are loud talkers who can be heard 10 seats away - especially tough to listen to early in the morning. Here I've filled my Lite Rail car with characters who aren't afraid to look you in the eye and smile - and nobody who'd push you around. Now showing at Seattle’s Sand Point Grill!

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“Happy Everything”, Acrylic on 2 canvases, 30”x30” each, 2019.These two paintings are filled with colors and shapes that make me happy. That’s all. Unavailable.

“El Vaquero”, Acrylic on canvas, 48”x48”, 2023.This big painting is a celebration of cowboy spirit from Mexico to Los Angelesto Seattle & Montana too. It also traces a friend’s roots beginning in Oaxaca & winding through Mexico City to L.A. to Othello in the 206 and to 98105.The painting is especially meaningful to me since having discovered (after I finished the painting!) that my friend has a scar on his arm from a donkey bite he suffered as a child on his family farm! Now showing at The Sand Point Grill in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood!Congratulations to my friend, El Vaquero, who is the new owner of the restaurant! Sold.

“Springtime”, 24”x24”,2020.Acrylic on canvas. Spring in the Pacific Northwest is always beautiful and 2020 was no exception but for the strange melancholy in the air.There were rains, bursting colors in the trees and plants… and an uneasy quiet of a pandemic.

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“Skagit Farmlands”, 18”x18”, 12”x12”, Acrylic on canvas & wood panel, 2020.The Skagit Valley is a favorite place of mine.After a day wandering there in the off-season, these paintings are some of my memories of the fields.

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email maryl@marylarsonart.comphone 206.579.6937 seattle