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Red Bird Green Apples


I may need to do some tweaking but I think that I have brought this painting to a conclusion. It was fun to paint although I tried to avoid too much detail and in doing so that became quite frustrating at times.
18X24 inches
oil
stretched canvas

Comments

Virginia Floyd said…
Wow, Linda, this is awesome! I love so many things about the painting, but especially I love the reflected light on the chair back and seat. Beautiful!
Kim Blair said…
Nice one Linda. I have been thinking about painting a chair lately and your red one turned out beautifully!
Kim
Love the composition, so many things to see and the red chair is great. The reflected light on the chair is wonderful and the apples and most of all, I like the lost edges of the vase. Quite an effort here and it all works well. What size is the painting?
Linda Popple said…
This is really a great painting, Linda! I like all there is to it. Well done!
Angela Elledge said…
Oh, so nicely done. I meant to leave a comment on the in progress post, I liked the direction then and now love the final result, well done!!
Marie Theron said…
A very good large painting Linda! The eye blends the colors as it follows the objects around this lovely composition!
Stephanie Berry said…
I so enjoy your larger paintings. This is very nice with the red chair and the patterns behind it.

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