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Autumn



Today on my walk the air was crisp and the smell of autumn was in the air. The colors in this still life evoke that kind of feeling within. Quiet walks...the air nipping at your face and fingers...a time of rest for the earth.

12"X12"
Oil
Stretched Canvas

Comments

Marie Theron said…
This still life reflects the gay autumn colors of your walk, Linda! Very calming, yet warm!
Polly Jones said…
Oh Linda, this is gorgeous. Love the warm colors against that cool cloth background.
I really like the composition of this painting and of course your colors lovely
I really like the composition of this painting and of course your colors lovely
Fabulous colors. Love the composition..great feeling
Denise Rose said…
The colors are very nice and are fall like and so warm at the same time. Just beautiful!
Unknown said…
LOVE the color palette!
Karen Bruson said…
Love the blues and oranges together.
Sheriart said…
The dark grays make your colors really pop! Love it.
Douglas Clark said…
I love the bright warm colors balanced with the cool grays.
Barbara Pask said…
Nice! Very painterly and wonderful colors.
mary maxam said…
Beautiful harmony in both shape and color.
Virginia Floyd said…
Love this rich composition. Beautiful reflections in the metal bowl. Great color harmony. Good job!

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