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Shakespeare conveyed heritage and power with the oak tree, and long has it remained a symbol of strength and endurance. Hanson imbues life into every oak she paints upon her canvas, each tree having its own character and unique shape. Overlapping layers of hills is one of Hanson's favorite subject matters to paint, as she creates a sense of atmosphere and distance with ever-changing colors.
Shakespeare conveyed heritage and power with the oak tree, and long has it remained a symbol of strength and endurance. Hanson imbues life into every oak she paints upon her canvas, each tree having its own character and unique shape. Overlapping layers of hills is one of Hanson's favorite subject matters to paint, as she creates a sense of atmosphere and distance with ever-changing colors.
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| Lines of Mist |
| House Oak |
| Illuminated Oaks |
| Misty Oaks |
| The Old Oak |
| Hills of Oak |
| Golden Light |
| Willamette Oaks |
| Summer Light |
| Oaks and Hills |
| Jeweled Dawn |
| Adelaida Vista |
| Dawning Light |
| Turquoise Spring |
| August Oaks |
| Oak in Summer |
| River Blues |
| Fence and Hills |
| Hills and Oaks |
| Winter Hills |
| Gnarled Oak |
| Layers of Gold |
| Layers of Afternoon |
| Crystal Shades |
| Oaks on the Hill |
| Oaken Road |
| Crystal Fog |
| Golden Hills |
| Oak Impressions |
| Oaken Walk |
| Mountain Oak |
| Rolling Hills |
| Crystal Ranch |
| Hills at Dawn |
| Lighted Clouds |
| Oaks |