Northern Sierra Madre National Park, Philippines
This painting was for a commission.
I really enjoyed to paint the "The Sierra Madre National Park" and to learn more about it.
Is a mountain range in the Philippines. It is the longest in the country and runs the north-eastern coast of Luzon island. It starts in the province of Cagayan in the north and ends in Quezon in the south, just east of Laguna de Bay. It tails to the west as it reaches the province of Nueva Vizcaya to form the Caraballo Mountains, with which it sticks with the Cordillera Central range. Several of the range's mountains, like Mount Mirador are spectacular. is situated in this range. The Northern Sierra Madre National Park, is the largest protected area in the country with more than 300,000 hectares of rainforest, and the lowest at 800 feet above sea level.
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 19, 2012
I really enjoyed to paint the "The Sierra Madre National Park" and to learn more about it.
Is a mountain range in the Philippines. It is the longest in the country and runs the north-eastern coast of Luzon island. It starts in the province of Cagayan in the north and ends in Quezon in the south, just east of Laguna de Bay. It tails to the west as it reaches the province of Nueva Vizcaya to form the Caraballo Mountains, with which it sticks with the Cordillera Central range. Several of the range's mountains, like Mount Mirador are spectacular. is situated in this range. The Northern Sierra Madre National Park, is the largest protected area in the country with more than 300,000 hectares of rainforest, and the lowest at 800 feet above sea level.
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 19, 2012
Taormina's Greek Amphitheater Ruins
This is
Taormina's most visited monument, stand just right and you can see the blue Mediterranean languidly
stretching between the crumbling columns. Look to the west and you can't
miss Mt. Etna, contemplating eruption.
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 29, 2012
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 29, 2012
Island of the Seychelles
24"x18", Acrylic
The island of the Seychelles. La Digue is most famous for its beautiful landscape, offering unique rock formations reaching down the ocean. La Digue is surrounded by beautiful white sand beaches, spectacular coves where one can find deserted beaches with no other tourists beside yourself.
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 18, 2012
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 18, 2012
Happy New Year! I have a new video in my art store at Zazzle, with the beautiful music of Ricardo Chappe, http://richap.webs.com/.
Sharing my new PowerPoint art presentation on Slide Share with the beautiful music of Ricardo Chappe.
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I am thrilled and honored that Shirley Hirst has chosen me to be featured in her post on Squidoo for "Outstanding Zazzle Artists Showcase".
The Colosseum, Rome - Commissioned
The Coliseum, SOLD.
The Roman Colosseum, also spelled, “Coliseum,” was constructed as an amphitheater.
Is probably the most impressive building of the Roman empire.
by Teresa Dominici, on Nov 13, 2011
Is probably the most impressive building of the Roman empire.
by Teresa Dominici, on Nov 13, 2011
Torno, Lake Como - Commissioned
Torno, Lake of Como
Torno is an unspoiled town yet well connected to both Como, Bellagio and the rest of the lake towns. Torno, one of the most picturesque villages on this lake shore. There are two churches of interest to see, San Giovanni with a marble portal from the 14th century and Santa Tecla. By the lake, surrounded by a garden, is the grand Villa Pliniana.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 27, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 27, 2010
Vernazza Harbor
Vernazza Harbor
The Cinque Terre, are five small villages on the "Costa Ligure of Levante". The villages from north to south are: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. Since 1926, the Cinque Terre towns have been part of the province of La Spezia.
We visited the Cinque Terre in Spring of 1989, we decided to visit each town on foot. Each town had his own charisma.
From Riomaggiore, we walked to Manarola along the section called “Lover’s Lane”. This is the easiest part of the walk, with the path paved and flat and giving you great views of the ocean. It took us right into Manarola.
From Manarola we followed the coastal trail to Corniglia or you can also follow the harder trails up and through the vineyards and olive groves.
The path from Corniglia to Vernazza is one of the hardest parts. The coastal path can be steep at times and get quite crowded. However, we did get great views of the towns and the terraced vineyards.
There are lots of things about Vernazza that make it known as "the jewel of Cinque Terre", and probably the first thing would be the beach. It is the only town in the Cinque Terre that has the closest thing to a natural harbor and offers superb swimming.
Leaving Vernazza for the final stop of Monterosso is the most challenging. The trail gets very steep at points and it’s a lot of up and down walking. However, we were rewarded with beautiful vineyards, olive groves, ancient stone houses, and crumbling walls.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 17, 2011
We visited the Cinque Terre in Spring of 1989, we decided to visit each town on foot. Each town had his own charisma.
From Riomaggiore, we walked to Manarola along the section called “Lover’s Lane”. This is the easiest part of the walk, with the path paved and flat and giving you great views of the ocean. It took us right into Manarola.
From Manarola we followed the coastal trail to Corniglia or you can also follow the harder trails up and through the vineyards and olive groves.
The path from Corniglia to Vernazza is one of the hardest parts. The coastal path can be steep at times and get quite crowded. However, we did get great views of the towns and the terraced vineyards.
There are lots of things about Vernazza that make it known as "the jewel of Cinque Terre", and probably the first thing would be the beach. It is the only town in the Cinque Terre that has the closest thing to a natural harbor and offers superb swimming.
Leaving Vernazza for the final stop of Monterosso is the most challenging. The trail gets very steep at points and it’s a lot of up and down walking. However, we were rewarded with beautiful vineyards, olive groves, ancient stone houses, and crumbling walls.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 17, 2011
The village of Casares in Malaga
The village of Casares in Malaga
Best tourist spot in Spain, most popular tourist attractions of Spain. Like neighboring Cadiz province, Malaga is sprinkled liberally with pretty pueblos blancos, or white towns and villages, the most well-known of all these being Ronda. Malaga is inundated with visitors to its famous Costa del Sol and the pueblo’s blancos nearest this coastal strip are the most popular, but it’s relatively easy to find more remote villages that retain an away-from-it-all charm, such as those of the Axarquía region northeast of Malaga city.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 3, 2011
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 3, 2011
Contemporary Art
I have a new video to my you tube channel, http://www.youtube.com/user/tdartista48, featuring some of my artwork with the beautiful background music of Ricardo Chappe, http://richap.webs.com.
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 26, 2011
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 26, 2011
Temple of Aesculapius, Borghese Park, Rome
Villa Borghese (Borghese Park), Rome
Sharing with you my final version of the Temple of Aesculapius painting.
Visit Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com/
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 25, 2011
Visit Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com/
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 25, 2011
Soriano nel Cimino - Commissioned
Soriano nel Cimino, SOLD
Well this painting has actually been completed for a little while now and on his way to a family in Rome, Italy. Soriano is the largest town at the foot of Monte Cimino. Looking at Soriano, you can see its history expanding outward from the castle.
Visit my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 1, 2011
Visit my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
By Teresa Dominici, on Sept 1, 2011
Mykonos, Greece
Mykonos, Greece
We have traveled to Greece many times, and we have found it to be a country with very friendly people, excellent food and beautiful scenery.
Also visit Greece Travel Blog, http://photopaintings7.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on August 9, 2011
Also visit Greece Travel Blog, http://photopaintings7.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on August 9, 2011
I was honored to receive a "First place Award category Contemporary"
View of the Vatican City, Rome
At the Perez Fine Art Galleries, July 2011 Exhibition Competition
"View of the Vatican city, Rome" acrylic 18 x 24"
By Teresa Dominici, on Jul 18, 2011
Beach at La Porta Pescara in Cefalu - Sicily
Cefalu', Sicily
Cefalu' is located on the island of Sicily about an hour outside of its biggest city, Palermo.
More about on my Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com/
Thank you to "Stephanie" for buying the Cefalu' painting.
By Teresa Dominici, on May 17, 2011
More about on my Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com/
Thank you to "Stephanie" for buying the Cefalu' painting.
By Teresa Dominici, on May 17, 2011
Hallstatt, Austria
Hallstatt, Austria
In midst the mystical Salzkammergut Lake Region lies Hallstatt, Austria’s oldest village.
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
By Teresa Dominici, on March 15, 2011
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
By Teresa Dominici, on March 15, 2011
Nature & Travel Paintings
Thank you to Tim Turner for allowing me to use his music for this video. His music can be found at http://www.wix.com/timturner/music.
By Teresa Dominici, on Mar 20, 2011
Thank you to Tim Turner for allowing me to use his music for this video. His music can be found at http://www.wix.com/timturner/music.
By Teresa Dominici, on Mar 20, 2011
Parga, Greece
Parga, Greece
Parga is a picturesque small town on the north-western coast of Greece, in the area called Epirus.
Parga town is situated in a sheltered bay and its houses climb the mountain side from seaside to the top.
More about on the Greece Travel Blog, http://photopaintings7.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on January 9, 2011
Parga town is situated in a sheltered bay and its houses climb the mountain side from seaside to the top.
More about on the Greece Travel Blog, http://photopaintings7.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on January 9, 2011
A Year in Art - (Year 2010)
A special thank you to Didier Euzet, Composer, http://www.euzet.com for allowing me to use his music for this video.
By Teresa Dominici, on Dec 9, 2010
A special thank you to Didier Euzet, Composer, http://www.euzet.com for allowing me to use his music for this video.
By Teresa Dominici, on Dec 9, 2010
Hana Waterfall in Maui, Hawaii
Hana Waterfalls in Maui, Hawaii
I was honored to received "First Place Award from the Category Contemporary" at the Perez Fine Art Galleries, for the "Fall 2010" Online Exhibit for the painting:
"Hana Waterfall in Maui, Hawaii, 18"x 24", http://perezfineartgallery.blogspot.com
Also visit Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/.
by Teresa Dominici, on Nov 26, 2010
"Hana Waterfall in Maui, Hawaii, 18"x 24", http://perezfineartgallery.blogspot.com
Also visit Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/.
by Teresa Dominici, on Nov 26, 2010
Ramona Falls on Mount Hood
Ramona Falls, Oregon
Ramona Falls is a waterfall on the upper Sandy River on the west-side of Mount Hood, Oregon.
More about on my Art & Nature Blog, http://dominicinaturepaintings.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 10, 2010
More about on my Art & Nature Blog, http://dominicinaturepaintings.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 10, 2010
Yosemite National Park
The Yosemite National Park
The Yosemite National Park, located in the Sierra Nevada mountains of Northern California, is a national treasure.
More about on my Art & Nature Blog, http://dominicinaturepaintings.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on Sept 20, 2010
More about on my Art & Nature Blog, http://dominicinaturepaintings.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on Sept 20, 2010
Yosemite Chapel
The Yosemite Chapel
The Yosemite Chapel became the first structure in Yosemite National Park placed on the National Register of Historic Places.
by Teresa Dominici, on Aug 14, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, on Aug 14, 2010
Honfleur, France
Honfleur Harbor, France
At the mouth of the Seine opposite Le Havre, Honfleur is one of Normandy’s most charming fishing ports.
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on July 26, 2010
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/
by Teresa Dominici, on July 26, 2010
Rokuonji Kinkaku Temple
The Golden Pavilion, Kyoto
The Kinkakuji Golden Temple is a truly breathtaking sight. Resting atop calm waters and surrounded by a peaceful green garden.
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on June 13, 2010
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on June 13, 2010
Spring Reflections of Everglades
Spring Reflections of Everglades
Thank you to Annie J. Lemay, Photographer , http://ajlphotography.redbubble.com/, for allowing me to paint the “Spring Reflections of Everglades" from her photo collections.
by Teresa Dominici, on May 24, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, on May 24, 2010
World ImagesPaintings with John Sokoloff's music comes from his Russian-American heritage. Melodic and soulful, John's piano-based songs are unique in their lyricism and passionate honesty, http://johnsokoloff.net/.
Thank you to John for allowing me to use his music for this video.
By Teresa Dominici, on May 3, 2010
Thank you to John for allowing me to use his music for this video.
By Teresa Dominici, on May 3, 2010
2007-Sailing Race, Vancouver Island
2007-Sailing Race, Vancouver Island
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux (www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/617523) for allowing me to paint the “2007-Sailing Race, Vancouver Island” from his photo collections.
by Teresa Dominici, on April 5, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, on April 5, 2010
Oceanside Harbor
Oceanside Harbor, SOLD
The beautiful Oceanside Harbor is a popular spot to spend the day for boaters, water-sport lovers, and tourists who come to enjoy the quaint shops, terrific dining, and colorful beach atmosphere.
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/
Thank you to "Phil & Darlene" for buying the Oceanside Harbor painting.
by Teresa Dominici, on Mar 29, 2010
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com/
Thank you to "Phil & Darlene" for buying the Oceanside Harbor painting.
by Teresa Dominici, on Mar 29, 2010
View from the Scaligero Castle
View from the Scaligero castle, Lake Como
Malcesine is a small town on the eastern shore of Lake Garda in northern Italy. It's a picturesque tourist resort with cobbled lanes and a castle, crammed between the blue lake waters and the massive mountain ridge behind, Monte Baldo. The town is framed by the mountains behind and facing others on the opposite side of the lake. The little town still retains its picturesque medieval center and nearby small harbor and castle. Malcesine's most striking feature as you approach over Lake Garda is its historic castle, the Castello Scaligero, which is also the town's main tourist attraction.
by Teresa Dominici, Mar 15, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, Mar 15, 2010
Canoe & Raft on Shell Island
Canoe & Raft on Shell Island,
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux (http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/617523) for allowing me to paint the "Canoe & Raft on Shell Island, British Columbia" from his photo collections.
by Teresa Dominici, on Mar 8, 2010
by Teresa Dominici, on Mar 8, 2010
2007-Port Hardy Sailing Regatta
2007 - Port Hardy Sailing Regatta, SOLD
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux (www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/617523) for allowing me to paint the "2007 - Port Hardy Sailing Regatta" from his photo collections.
Thank you to "Rob" for buying the 2007-Port Hardy Sailing Regatta.
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 22, 2010
Thank you to "Rob" for buying the 2007-Port Hardy Sailing Regatta.
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 22, 2010
Best of my Art is about my artwork produced between year 2006 - 2009.
Thank you to Guitarra Azul - http://www.guitarraazul.com, for allowing me to use their music for this video.
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 10, 2010
Thank you to Guitarra Azul - http://www.guitarraazul.com, for allowing me to use their music for this video.
by Teresa Dominici, on Jan 10, 2010
Travel Art #2 - Sharing with you my vision of the world through my artwork. Thank you to Armik for allowing me to use his music for this video, http://www.armik.com/.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 28, 2009
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 28, 2009
Bellagio Town
Bellagio Town, SOLD
Cradled by cypress-spiked hills on the tip of the triangle separating Como's two "legs", Bellagio has been called the most beautiful town in Italy. With a promenade planted with oleanders and limes, fin-de-siècle hotels painted shades of butterscotch, peach and cream, and a hilly old center of steep streets and alleyways – to say nothing of its tremendous location – it's easy to see why Bellagio has become so popular. These days, however, the streets are lined with upmarket souvenir shops and village life very much plays second fiddle to the tourists.
by Teresa Dominici, on Dec 10, 2009
by Teresa Dominici, on Dec 10, 2009
2009 - Port Hardy Sailing Regatta
2009 Port Hardy Sailing Regatta
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux, www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/617523, for allowing me to paint the "2009 Port Hardy Sailing Regatta in Vancouver Island" from his photo collections.
The pyramids of Giza, Egypt
The pyramids of Giza
The pyramids of Giza are among the most recognizable symbols of the civilization of ancient Egypt. The three pyramids are located 5 miles inland into the desert from the old town of Giza on the Nile, 15 miles southwest of Cairo city center
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 27, 2009
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 27, 2009
Millie the river otter
Millie the River Otter, SOLD
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux (http://www.blurb.com/books/1534159) for allowing me to paint "Millie the River Otter" from his photo collections.
Thank you to "Caryn" for buying Millie the river otter painting.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 5, 2009
Thank you to "Caryn" for buying Millie the river otter painting.
by Teresa Dominici, on Oct 5, 2009
Gallery of varied water images by artist Teresa Dominici
Teresa Dominici, on Sept 21, 2009
Hatzic Lake Reflections
Hatzic Lake Reflections
Thank you to Annie J. Lemay, Photographer , http://ajlphotography.redbubble.com/, for allowing me to paint the "Hatzic Lake Reflections " from her photo collections.
by Teresa Dominici, on Sept 17, 2009
by Teresa Dominici, on Sept 17, 2009
My vision of the world through my artwork. Enjoy!
Teresa Dominici, on Aug 27, 2009
Dubai Marina
Dubai Marina
This looks like a landscape but it’s really a seascape. Camels walking on stretch of sandy beach right beside the ocean.
Dubai is one of the seven states that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE); it is located in the Middle East. The UAE borders the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf and is situated between Oman and Saudi Arabia. Dubai Marina one of the world’s largest, most meticulously planned waterfront developments, Dubai Marina offers the exhilaration and vibrancy of a chic, urban lifestyle together with all the advantages of owning a home on the water. Unobstructed views across the marina, fresh sea breezes and the experience of a lifestyle most people can only dream about.
by Teresa Dominici, on July 28, 2009
Dubai is one of the seven states that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE); it is located in the Middle East. The UAE borders the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf and is situated between Oman and Saudi Arabia. Dubai Marina one of the world’s largest, most meticulously planned waterfront developments, Dubai Marina offers the exhilaration and vibrancy of a chic, urban lifestyle together with all the advantages of owning a home on the water. Unobstructed views across the marina, fresh sea breezes and the experience of a lifestyle most people can only dream about.
by Teresa Dominici, on July 28, 2009
Nesso, Lake of Como
Nesso, Lake Como
Nesso is on the Como "leg" of the lake, along the road from Como to Bellagio. It is an old center with picturesque groups of houses, spread along the hilly slopes and along the shore of the lake. The village center is situated in the point where the Tuf and Nosè streams, which descend the Pian del Tivano, join and form a waterfall that plunges spectacularly into a gorge. This can be seen from the road or from the lake, by passing under an old bridge in a boat. Nearby, there are the ruins of a castle with a high wall and three small towers. The Pian di Nesso (Plain of Nesso) is at a height of about 900 m. It is a scenic mountain locality and is on the way to Monte Palanzone and Monte San Primo.
This painting is sold.
by Teresa Dominici, on June 2, 2009
This painting is sold.
by Teresa Dominici, on June 2, 2009
Marbella, Spain
Marbella, Spain
Marbella it is between the mountains and the Mediterranean coastline. With its miles upon miles of coastline, boats of crystal waters, top rate beach facilities and luxurious marinas and yachts.
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on May 18, 2009
More about on my Art & Travel Blog, http://artistaitaliana.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on May 18, 2009
2007-Sailing Regatta at Port Hardy
2007-Sailing Regatta at Port Hardy, SOLD
Thank you to Patrick J. Lemieux (www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/617523) for allowing me to paint the "2007-Sailing Regatta at Port Hardy in Vancouver Island" from his photo collections.
Thank you to "David" for buying the 2007 - Sailing Regatta at Port Hardy.
by Teresa Dominici, on April 30, 2009
Thank you to "David" for buying the 2007 - Sailing Regatta at Port Hardy.
by Teresa Dominici, on April 30, 2009
Apricale, Italy
View of the hill top village, Apricale
The Hill top village - Apricale is the prettiest of the 10 very different medieval villages on La Strada del Olio.
More about on my Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 19, 2009
More about on my Italy Travel Blog, http://photopaintings2.blogspot.com
by Teresa Dominici, on Feb 19, 2009