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COOL SHADOWS SOLD



Just down the road...cool shadows on a beautiful summer day.

6X6 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel (archival)
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Kim Rempel said…
Really lovely!
Linda Popple said…
Another beautiful landscape, Linda!
liz wiltzen said…
Wonderful fresh brushwork and palette Linda!
Oh! Linda, this is an absolutely stunning Landscape painting, I really, really love it. Keep going with them. All the best.
Vic.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you, Kim, linda, Liz and Victor. I found that the addition of Sap Green helped me achieve the greens that I was searching for. I enjoyed painting this painting; but then, I had been thinking about the composition it for some time!
Angela Elledge said…
This is one of those paintings that you don't want to leave, I really want to step in and explore what's deeper in this landscape; very well done.
Dana Cooper said…
This made me want to walk over to the shade to cool off...great job!
LindaHunt said…
I took this photo in early Spring when the light was very clear and bright. This plot of land is a place that I walk by everyday with my dog. I contemplated what I wanted to focus on many times as I passed by. I appreciate your comments they encourage my exploration into landscape painting.

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