12 x 12"oil on masonite
sold
sold
Degas' 'Little Dancer' is always a chick magnet in any museum - the Philadelphia Museum of Art has an unobstructed view of the sculpture, which is quite pleasing. The painting behind the little patron is Monet's 'The Sheltered Path'.
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Have a great holiday -
Please click here for a larger view.
Have a great holiday -
44 comments:
Karin, this is lovely. What a nice composition!
This is absolutely WONDERFUL, Karin! I love the composition.
Beautiful job.
I love the perspective!
wow boring
Wow! That is so beautiful. It is so real and lifelike that I would have sworn it was a photograph at first. Keep painting. I really love your work.
I love this painting. Very beautiful. I just discovered your blog today and your work is lovely.
Take care.
No wonder it is already a sold.
Beautiful painting.
Perfect!
first time in your blog thanks for the imformation its too lovely
Karin, Your work is just so darn likeable--its great art and real art at one fell swoop. I love looking at your take on things and always your titles are a nice punctuation point at the end of a worthwhile look. Love it , Love it!
Karin,
Your paintings are an inspiration to me. I saw "Little Dancer" by Degas when it was in Portland, Oregon.
The tour I was on was sponsored by the Oregon Ballet and it included commentary from members of the ballet. Little ballerinas viewed the sculpture in the same way as the charming girl in your painting. You've captured an amazing moment. Congratulations!
Wow... You are very very good....
I love it!
hi karin,
i like every strokes you make. yesterday i copied one of your picture, i put it on my sidebar and linked it to your blog. may i do that? and may i embed your picture that i think represent my posting? if you do not allow me to embed your picture on my sidebar or my posting, i will delete it soon. thank you.
Beautiful...
I have heard of the concept of "a photo a day" by photographers, but this is the first time I have seen somebody tackle painting a new piece everyday.
I like your work, and will be checking back often.
Hello! Your space is beautiful. I would be better to put a translator.
Abraços,
Furtado.
I've seen that statue at the Louvre. She's gorgeous!
I have to say I find this painting to be absolutely delightful. It has captured the feeling of seeing art for the first time. Just Lovely!
wow, that is very realistic, I agree with lou, i thought it was a photo at first, as well.
I love your paintings! You make it look easy - wish it really was. :)
Your art creations are inspirational and humbling to us who are learning how to paint! I look at a lot of artist's work, and yours puts me in awe! Thank you for showing that great art flows from the soul, with a lot of hard work, and an insightful intellect.
I love that picture! Priceless moment.
Love the play between the little girl's stance and the statue. Love how you capture the light and reflections as well.
This is great, Karin! The whole composition is strong. Love the Bronze, the big light curtain, the beautiful pink in the girl's dress, the highlight in her hair. Really beautiful. I can see why it sold so quickly!
Hey Karin, I just discovered your blog...I always check out the daily blog of note. I love your work! I wish I had your talent, but I don't. That's why my degree is in Art History and not Studio Art. It's truely brilliant!
This is an amazing work... everything is perfect, but I love the semi-transparency of the curtains... amazing
I don't just through out the word "precious" very often, but....
The minute I saw this painting I thought it was a photograph. Beautiful. =)
Wow i am no painting fanatic but it really is great
Lovely.
I simply love Degas work, and this is a very interesting perspective of the joy that is the Little Dancer.
Wow!!! this is lovely!
I just say "indah", the meaning of wonderful. nice blog
Interesting painting! Hope I'd get to own one of your works.:)
beauitful. simply beautiful.
Absolutely wonderful!!
This is a GREAT piece. All your work is solid but this painting is special.
Great work. I have wanted to try something like this, a painting a day [or close to it] for some time. How do you find the time with all of life's obligations?
The composition is perfect. The colors work and the level of detail is spot on. Great piece.
A delight to behold!
wonderful painting! simply wonderful!
I love Degas... How beautiful. Thank you for coming into my blog life :)
I glanced at the image this morning and thought it was a photograph. Only now, in the evening when I have some time, do I realize it's your painting. Wonderful rendering.
There's something really great about this picture... it reminds me of me when I was that age..
Beautiful! I love it.
I really love this painting.
I love this one! It reminds me of my daughter, who is a little dancing princess. Wonderful.
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