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Red Grapes


 
11"X 14"
Oil
Stretched Canvas
$350.00
 
I really enjoyed painting this painting.  It felt a little bit out of my comfort zone because I have been painting on much smaller canvases.  In this painting I tried some things that I have seen some of my favorite artists do when laying out and painting.  It worked.
This painting can be found here:  https://www.etsy.com/listing/161120647/large-brand-new-painting-red-grapes-by?ref=shop_home_active
My website: www.lindahuntfineart.com
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Comments

Robin Rosenthal said…
Beautiful and complicated painting. You know I love your work, whose work inspires you?
LindaHunt said…
There are a number of people whose work I find inspiring...Kathryn Thompson, Peggi Kroll Roberts, Van Gogh, Manet,....just lots of people...I think that I am emerging a little bit more and I just don't quite know where it is going. I just have to trust that I will end up somewhere that I like.

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