6 x 6"oil on masonite
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I couldn't help but see most of the landscape and structures as an Edward Hopper painting - this new piece may show the influence of his work - the stark surfaces, angles, shadows and a struggle to stay fairly simplistic. I was so enamored with these windows, each had their own color combination, multitudes of warm/cool grays.
Karen, quite amazing how you have captured that stark hopperesque atmosphere. r.
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ReplyDeleteGreat Art BTW!
Wonderful piece--the stark angularity and limited palette, yet still such a painterly feel.
ReplyDeleteI love the spa for the sky color and then the brown and beige as the house. I use those colors for my day job as a textile designer. Great colors and I love this painting!
ReplyDeleteI love this piece, its simplicity is inviting....
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Love this.
ReplyDeleteDitto to Cathyann's comment. You have such a strong and identifiable style...as any great Artist should! Wonderful simplicity.
ReplyDeleteit's amazing, that painting so wonderfull,i hope can do like that
ReplyDeleteYour work is so very fine indeed. I love the use of shadows and light. Thank you. Peace.
ReplyDeletecool great art inspiring for my own blog
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