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VANITY III SOLD


I'll switch to something else tomorrow!
I am enthralled with these items...6X6 inches
oil
Raymar canvas panel

Comments

Janice said…
Another great painting - You're on a roll!
Dusty Pines said…
these would be fun decorating m'lady's boudoir! wonder what you'll do next . . . ?!
Gary Keimig said…
really nice. Love that green. Vanity up close is a great painting too.
I am especially intrigued by your deft use of thick, juicy paint, especially in such a small area. The abstract quality of your compositions is also quite wonderful.
Marie Theron said…
The thick paint carries a make-up lesson: moisturize! Cute still life!
Becky Joy said…
Nice paint quality and those wonderful grays really support that green.
Another lovely, juicy painting. I'm about to try one of these vanity still life setups - you certainly simplified it. I may have to drop a few items out of mine. Or do several - for my Oma series.
Polly Jones said…
Such luscious paint handling, love the composition and the colors too!
Linda Popple said…
Love the colors in this one, Linda! Great series!
Ruth Andre said…
Whew! The green is gorgeous!
The paint quality and graphic look are just awesome!!
Diane Hoeptner said…
Yep, loving the THICK paint, Linda! For some reason it's especially fitting for this subject.
Hi Linda,

I could eat those colours up! love it. Róisín

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