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Iris SOLD


There were only a couple of Iris that came up this year and this is the last one. It had begun to shrivel a little but I painted it as it was. It is a tiny little thing in one of the very small vases that I found in a thrift store.

This is my one year anniversay...it has been a fun journey!

6x6 inches
canvas panel

Comments

Kim Rempel said…
Beautiful, Linda. This has a very nice quality to it! Ours are only about 4" high right now.
Stephen Parker said…
Linda, this is great. The abstract quality and the color harmony are wonderful.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks Kim and Stephen...

Kim our Spring daffodils and iris are nearly gone. It is a special time of year when they poke their heads up through the soil!!
Kaylyn Munro said…
just found your blog! Love your work...bright and crisp and loose all at the same time!
Unknown said…
Hey Linda,
My Iris garden is just getting started. It's been a long time coming here in CA, but worth the wait. Love it......

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