This watercolor is 6 3/4 x7 3/4 inches on cold press paper. My aim in this study was a fresh one pass effort and reflected light on white without overstating. To bid PRESS HERE SoldThis watercolor is 6 3/4 x7 3/4 inches on cold press paper. My aim in this study was a fresh one pass effort and reflected light on white without overstating. To bid PRESS HERE Sold
Your painting (as usual) is knock down gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteGreetings - I am a huge fan of your painters and wanted to let you all know about the Richeson 75 competition for Small Works - there's a $2000 cash first prize and lots of merchandise gift certificate prizes. Deadline is 11/30/10. Prospectus is online at http://www.richeson75.com/prospectus/r75smwrks11.pdf
ReplyDeleteI know your members would fare well in the competition and finalists (as wel as meritorious entries) get published in our full color hardcover exhibit book, are displayed online and in our Wisconsin gallery (where it's our best-selling show in our quarterly series). I'd appreciate you passing this along to your members!
Terry Stanley
Director, Richeson 75 International Art Competitions
So little to define form, yet you captured it. Just fresh and lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicate beauty!
ReplyDeleteSusan Roux really said it! How do you do that? And this would go wonderfully with the two I already have. First I need to get them framed and on a wall. Love your work! :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Fascinating how you did a lot by making brilliant
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Wow!
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