6x8, oil on canvas panel
I have mentioned before that I like doing "pretty scenes", but I also like the grungier scenes. I think anything can be beautiful...just look at the light, the colors, and the composition.
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Welcome to my painting blog. I am a retired high school art teacher who always wanted more time to paint, and now I have it! I also post on Facebook regularly and would love to be a friend. My Facebook page is Connie Gatlin Snipes. My email is gatlinsnipes@hotmail.com
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Lonely House (sold)
9x11, oil on canvas panel Whenever I paint one of those solumn, lonely looking buildings, I always think of Edward Hopper.
1 comment:
Well, you made this "ordinary" scene, extraordinary. I like those wires crisscrossing. Very nice painting!
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