Near San Diego
Author
William E. Elston
Published
Sep 13, 2018
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In 1986, after I had moved to Seattle, I took a trip to see my friend William Dubin in San Diego. I did several paintings there, including a smaller version of this, and then a larger one stretching out the composition. It's a scene near the beach, up the coast a bit. It was hot, and this odd triangular parking lot, out in the middle of nowhere, intriqued me. It's just beyond a railway, and didn't seem to have a purpose.
A year later these fields were full of housing development. Perhaps that odd parking lot was a staging area for construction. The painting is in William Dubin's collection.
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Near San Diego, oil on canvas, 12 x 30 inches, copyright ©1986
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