Latest Blog Posts for Nature Art and Acrylic Paintings by Artist Teresa Dominici

• The Pearl of the Mediterranean
  on May 13, 2016 in island Isola Bella italy rocks Sicily Taormina The Pearl of the Mediterranean
  Isola Bella is an island that you can visit when the tide is low.  The beach in front is crowded,if you want a sandier and less crowded beach, head just a bit further east towards Catania. Isola Bella is linked to the town of Taormina by a...
• Giardini Naxos is Seaside Resort
  on May 10, 2016 in bay boats coastline Etna Giardini Naxos is a popular Town and Resort Lungomare Recanati Sicily Taormina water
  Giardini Naxos, founded in 735 B.C, were the first Greek colony in Sicily and named Naxos after an island in the Aegean Sea.Giardini-Naxos is the next town along the coast from Taormina, in the direction of Catania.Naxos in the mid-19th century it be...
• Outstanding Views of the Sea and of the Island of Ischia
  on May 2, 2016 in acrylic ancient bridge Campania history italy landscape Outstanding Views of the Sea and of the Island of Ischia painting by Teresa Dominici
  The Aragonese  castle it stands out of the sea, detached from the rest of the island. It still maintains, a strong bond with the island, it connect by a bridge built in 1438 by Alfonso I of Aragon.The castle overlooking the sea, was built as a c...
• The Small Fishing Village of Atrani the Hidden Beauty
  on Apr 14, 2015 in acrylic by Teresa Dominici Campania italy painting seaside The Small Fishing Village of Atrani the Hidden Beauty travel
  The village of Atrani, located adjacent to the village of Amalfi, it is the smallest comune in Southern Italy. The perfectly preserved medieval village is dominated by a magnificent Baroque cathedral that enjoys some of the most breathtaking panoram...
• The Tropical Paradise of Cocos Keeling Islands
  on Feb 16, 2015 in beach landscape ocean painting by Teresa Dominici The Tropical Paradise of Cocos Keeling Islands travel
  The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are located in the middle of the Indian Ocean some 2,750km north-west of Perth, and 900 km west south-west of Christmas Island. There are actually two atolls that make up Cocos, only one of which is inhabited.
• The picture postcard scenery of Cassis Harbor
  on Jan 17, 2015 in The picture postcard scenery of Cassis Harbor
  Cassis is located on the southern edge of France, between Marseilles and Toulon, Cassis has the appeal of a coastal fishing village and the relaxed feel of a Riviera beach.Beautifully colored buildings in hues of pastels line the harbor and restaur...
• Lumahai Beach was a beautiful little find. Just past Hanalei Bay
  on Jan 17, 2015 in by Teresa Dominici Hawaii Lumahai Beach was a beautiful little find. Just past Hanalei Bay nature painting travel
  This is the site of the filming of South Pacific and is a very impressive beach in its size and beauty.But, this is not a place for safe swimming. It is a gorgeous stretch of sand beach on which you can walk forever.
• Lumahai Beach was a beautiful little find, just past Hanalei Bay
  on Jan 17, 2015 in by Teresa Dominici Hawaii Lumahai Beach was a beautiful little find. Just past Hanalei Bay nature painting travel
  This is the site of the filming of South Pacific and is a very impressive beach in its size and beauty.But, this is not a place for safe swimming. It is a gorgeous stretch of sand beach on which you can walk forever.
• View of the Avalon Bay
  on May 22, 2014 in acrylic canvas Catalina Island painting teresa dominici View of the Avalon Bay
  For a day trip Catalina island is ideal!We loved walking and biking around the island it gave us the chance to enjoy it and getting to know more of the place.
• Beautiful Beach
  on Nov 8, 2013 in contemporary impressionism Laguna beach painting nature teresa dominici travel vacation
  Laguna beach is a beach town, very artsy. We walked around all the great and interesting shops, which took us 2 or 3 hours. Some really good restaurants too. Gorgeous views - all day really!-...

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