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Hope


Spring is here and the birds are returning...the mornings are filled with song.

6X6
Oil
Gessoboard

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Carol Blackburn said…
So beautiful, Linda....ahhh Spring!
It's snowing here today and supposed to continue into tomorrow. Oh where, oh where art thou Spring?
Douglas Clark said…
This is a beautiful painting. Is he on a peach branch?
Unknown said…
Okay, we say Spring as it pours down rain outside, but I'm hopeful. Love this piece. Randy
Kathy Cousart said…
Sweet and beautiful. Just love this one.
This is so nice! Love the softness and color. Love it!
Jerry Stocks said…
Beautiful and love your colors.
Linda Nickles said…
This is really lovely, Linda. I love the colors, and the softness about it. A delightful way to say "Spring" !
Beautiful image and lively brush work. We woke up to 6 inches of snow, so I am jealous!
Janice said…
Love this Linda!
Hi Linda.
I love this one. Also I like your value studies and your drawings. I think it`s a good thing to keep drawind and show your work. Well done Linda. All the best.
Vic.
Susan Roux said…
Such a nice reminded that spring is on its way. In Maine, we're still waiting for the snow to melt... Very nice painting.

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