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Three Pears by Linda Hunt


6X6
Love the shape of this bowl with the curves of the pears. 

Comments

Linda Popple said…
Your painting did not appear. :(

Looked at your last few still lifes. Your paintings are really lovely and I look forward to seeing more larger works.
Douglas Clark said…
Linda, I think your greatest gift as an artist is how you see and depict color. You have another beautiful painting here.
Doug
LindaHunt said…
Thank you,Douglas...that is really good of you to say so...!
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Linda...I saw the glitch!
Robin Rosenthal said…
Love the color of the glass bowl and interesting abstract composition. Your work is always so painterly.
Jo Mackenzie said…
You break the rules and yet it always works. Here is half a bowl. It should not work and yet it is weightless and full of life and air and form.
You rebel painter you.
I have this nickname for you now I refer to you as Linda ( can do no wrong ) Hunt.
Linda Popple said…
Your painting appeared and looks great ..... I knew it would! Love the red bowl with the green of the pear. It has a nice abstract quality to it.
LindaHunt said…
Robin and Linda thank you for your comments. I made a glitch when trying to list...thank you for letting me know!
LindaHunt said…
Hi Jo....this one almost didn't make it I had to work very hard to pull it off. It was an experiment that I would try again though!
Jerry Stocks said…
Linda, glad you were able to post this. It really is lovely. Your are one fantastic artist.

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