Apple, Banana, Doily
5 x 7 inches, oil on board.
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Fruit from Long Island painted at my parents home in North Carolina on a paper doily from an undisclosed location.
posted by Mark Anderson at 6:01 AM
Thursday, May 11, 2006
5 x 7 inches, oil on board.
Fruit from Long Island painted at my parents home in North Carolina on a paper doily from an undisclosed location.
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1 Comments:
You really captured a three dimensional quality in this painting. The lace is nice. I don't have the patience to use something with so much detail as a background in a picture. It reminds me of the pastel picture you made of two peaches with a fabric backdrop. Both works have a warm, positive feeling. I like the way Matisse used bright, bold designs in this backgrounds, but would never attempt anything that ambitious myself.
Don't feel guilty when I do a little housework. I'm going to MISS all the help I get from you when you leave for Portland!
Kay
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