This 18 piece collection depicts views of the Adirondacks during Betsy’s stays at Camp Uncas.  Barabara Glaser, director of the Open Space project in Saratoga, and one of the most vocal persons on land protection issues, has offered Betsy many times to come and reside at the camp on Lake Mohegan in the Raquette Lake area.  Betsy has visited Uncas several times during the spring to work on finishing up ongoing pieces; notably for the Hyde Museum exhibition among others.  It has been a dream of hers to capture the essence of the area that abounds Uncas, which is what the work embodies.  Her work creates a gut feeling of tranquility and peace that could be anywhere in lush wooded areas.  Betsy loves how the representational look up close is almost abstract, making her feel like she melded two different styles rather than taking a left turn and shocking people with realistic clarity.

The prices on these oil paintings vary. Under each painting is a brief description and the accompanying price. All paintings are oil on primed paper floated on archival board and framed.