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Showing posts with label floral painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral painting. Show all posts
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Roses and Cranberries
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16x20
oil on canvas
This is the second in my floral palette knife series I'm currently working on.
Thanks for looking!
Friday, July 6, 2012
Large Plein Air painting: "Firecracker Pomegranate" by Lynne Cunningham
"Firecracker Pomegranate", oil on canvas,
20" x 30", available
Large plein air painting completed July 6, 2012
$1200.
please contact through email if interested in purchase email me
I painted over successive evenings en plein air and posted the progress on my blog . It was a good painting challenge for myself and I finally got to painting the pomegranate shrub (tree!) that blooms with the incredibly beautiful vermillion-colored blossoms in early summer . . . everyone seems to have a story of eating pomegranates as a kid, their grandmother's tree or the different colored fruit they found at the farmer's market.
They're beautiful when in bloom and in fruit. Like pears, artists love to paint pomegranates . . .I know I do!
For more information: my website
Monday, December 12, 2011
Silk Wisteria by Nancy Goldman
Silk Wisteria
Image Size 15.5" x 15"
Silk dyes on silk
Stretched on archival board but unframed
$250.00
E-mail: nancygoldman@cox.net
Monday, April 25, 2011
In the Garden, plein air by Lynne Cunningham
"In the Garden"
painted en plein air March, 2011
oil on panel; available
6" x 6" (unframed)
$65., USD (shipping within continental U.S. only)
To purchase, email me and I will send you a Paypal receipt.
A credit card is needed, but not a Paypal account
Freesia; what a beautiful form and an ethereal, hard to pin down scent. The painting was painted en plein air after a day of being in the studio. I went out to the garden as the sun was ready to set, when the pinetree and rosemary were dark in the background and the freesia blooms in their rich yellows were catching light in foreground.
To read details about plein air painting in general, read about it here: my blog
To read more about the artist, see the website: the website
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Hollyhocks by Nancy Goldman
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