The Fullness of Time

The first hint of russet leaves on the vines let us know magic is in the air as fall arrives in the Alexander Valley. The warm days and cool nights have matured the grapes to peak perfection. Over one hundred days ago, they first appeared as flowers on the vines; six weeks back, these grapes were green and hard, now they are soft and red. They are bulging with the perfect balance of sugars and acids. Yesterday was too early, tomorrow will be too late. Today is the day, today is harvest day. In a series, "The Fullness of Time" would nestle between June’s "September Haze" and "Fall Vineyard." Those long since Sold Out at Publisher editions are among collectors most favored and sought-after of her California vineyard works. The long, horizontal format of the painting emphasizes the hand-manicured rows of vines sweeping across the undulating hills. Crisp highlights underscore the brilliance of West Coast sun. At 60” x 23”, the Greenwich Workshop Museum Edition Giclée Canvas captures the you-are-here impact of June’s massive original painting, though only a few are being offered. A 41” x 16” Masterwork Giclée Canvas has been created as well, sized in keeping with the sister editions of "September Haze" and "Fall Vineyard." And, for the first time since 2002, we are making a June Carey painting available in a full-sized paper Giclée edition. "The Fullness of Time" is vintage June Carey and wine country landscape art at its finest. Don’t let this classic pass you by.