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Ruby Red, Oranges, and Tea SOLD



i like the combination of the red plate and cup with the oranges. It reminded me of a song from the 70's. I wanted to stay loose in this painting. I'm just not sure if I was too loose.

Comments

Gwen Bell said…
Gorgeous! Love that red glow and the reflections are wonderful. NO...you absolutely did not get too loose. Looks just right!
Marie Theron said…
Once again, a lovely painting,Linda!These loose paintings are just touching on abstraction, which is very clever!
Lisa Daria said…
Nope, not too loose at all - it's perfect - love the color of the reflections and the strokes you chose to make each object - looks GREAT!

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