| The House of Satterthwaite Through the eyes of |
| Makin' Mud Pies on the Rappahannock Erin and Juliana having fun Sisters playful in the sun. Upon the damp and glistening sands The Children shape with youthful hands A fresh and gooey feast of olde A childhood treat you must behold. At river's edge they sit and toil Creating pastries from the soil. How the young ones do aspire Pastry Chefs for future hire. Such a great and wondrous chore Makin' mud pies on the shore. Diana Palladino 2007 |
| Envision the world through the eyes of a sensitive and truly artistic talent, he is able to capture the light, the colors and the textures of that which surrounds him as he creates his photo realistic works. Some of which will be displayed in the "Cliff's Classics Gallery." He manipulates light, color and creates depth in the wondrous splendor of his plein-air palette knife miniatures, an amazing application of oil on board projects dancing light and the impressionistic aura of gossamer movement. You shall enjoy these works in the "Paletnifeclif Miniatures Gallery." If you would like to know more about Clifford Satterthwaite click on the links below Ask Art |
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Below are links to articles written by Jim McClure on his website YORKTOWNE SQUARE. You will read about
and see examples of Cliff's work as a documentary artist during the fifties, sixties and seventies. They were
published in The Gazette and Daily, York Daily Record and The York Dispatch in York, Pennsylvania.
and see examples of Cliff's work as a documentary artist during the fifties, sixties and seventies. They were
published in The Gazette and Daily, York Daily Record and The York Dispatch in York, Pennsylvania.
