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Oakland Cemetery

Oakland Cemetery, established in 1850, is Atlanta's oldest cemetery as well as one of the largest greenspaces in the city. Oakland's wide variety of landscape and architecture makes it an ideal place to practice plein air work. All of the Oakland paintings were done on site, usually in one to two hours.

More information is available at the Oakland Cemetery website.


Oakland Cemetery - Lion of Atlanta #4	Oakland Cemetery - Lion of Atlanta (Version 2)	Oakland Cemetery - Seltzer Monument	Oakland Cemetery - Gray Monument 2

Oakland Cemetery - Statue 2	Oakland Cemetery - Lion of Atlanta	Oakland Cemetery - Female Statue	Oakland Cemetery - Kiser Mausoleum

Oakland Cemetery - Lion of Atlanta #3	Oakland Cemetery - Blackmon Monument	Oakland - Gray Monument (Niobi)	Oakland Cemetery - Belltower 2

Oakland Cemetery - Rawson Mausoleum (back view)	Oakland Cemetery - Cox Monument	Oakland Cemetery Gates	Oakland Cemetery - Rawson Mausoleum

Oakland - Ivy Garland and Bell Tower Ridge	Oakland Cemetery - Out in the Rain Fountain	Oakland Cemetery - Neal Monument	Oakland Cemetery - Richards Mausoleum 2

Oakland Cemetery - Marsh Mausoleum	Oakland Cemetery - Leaning Tombstone	Oakland Cemetery - Butterfly Garden	Oakland Statue 3

Oakland Cemetery - Belltower	Oakland Cemetery - Bronze Urn	Oakland Cemetery - Confederate Monument	Oakland Cemetery - Gray Monument

Oakland - Angel Statue	Oakland Cemetery - Grant Mausoleum from a Distance	Oakland Cemetery - Trees	Oakland Cemetery - Obelisk

Oakland Cemetery - Northen Tombstone

Marie Matthews: Paintings

Oakland Cemetery