Tag: Fog on the Chesapeake Bay

Robert Singletary: Chesapeake Bay, Weather & the Poetry of Patient Drawing

Robert Singletary could turn weather into a subject all its own. Snow falls so thickly that the landscape nearly vanishes. Fog dissolves the boundary between water and sky. Rain, clouds, moonlight, and darkness transform familiar stretches of the Chesapeake Bay into places that seem suspended between observation and memory. Born in Bloomington, Illinois, in 1945, …

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