Pendle Hill

Sacred spaces in every season

Pendle Hill’s twenty-four acres offer an intimate portrait of contemplative grounds where nature and spirituality interweave. These paintings explore the quiet corners of this Quaker retreat center throughout the year — from sun-dappled dawn redwoods standing sentinel near the historic Barn, to the handcrafted cob greenhouse nestled in the organic garden.

Each work captures moments of stillness: winter meadows at rest, morning light on weathered buildings, and the changing moods of this cherished sanctuary in Wallingford, Pennsylvania.

Winter Meadow Path, Pendle Hill
Oil on canvas, 10×8 inches, February 2008
Winter Meadow Path, Pendle Hill
Oil on canvas, 10×8 inches, February 2008
February Evening, Pendle Hill
Oil on Canvas, 18×24 inches, February 2012
February Snowfall, Pendle Hill
Oil on Canvas, 18×24 inches, February 2012
The Barn in January
Oil on canvas, 20×16 inches, January 2007
Fog Lifting at Twilight
Oil on canvas, 20×16 inches, January 2007
The Winter Greenhouse
Oil on canvas, 14×11 inches, February 2008
The Roots
Monotype on Rives Rag paper, 17×13 inches, March 2008
Drifting Snow and the Woodpile
Oil on canvas, 18×24 inches, March 2007