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Perfume Bottle II by Linda Hunt

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I painted my perfume bottle large this time after thinking and evaluating just how I wanted to approach it.  It has been a while since I have painted large and so the experience while exhilarating was also a little intimidating.  I like the results and will continue to pursue larger works.

Comments

I like the abstract quality in this. At first I was struck with the color and forms and then I saw the motive. Well done.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks very much, Roger. I am pleased that it read abstract...that was what I was searching for. I used to work very large with abstract elements and then several years ago began painting small images. I am looking to combine the two and see what happens.
Kathryn Glover said…
Linda, I really like this piece. I agree that it reads abstract, which is such a good thing.
Jerry Stocks said…
Linda, this is so beautiful. I really love it.
LindaHunt said…
Thanks, Kathryn and Jerry...your comments mean so much to me!

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