
Oil on Canvas, 10" x 8" - SOLD
$190 plus $5.95 shipping via Priority Mail
My path to this perfect artistic place was through folk art born of memories of my New England childhood. This art I sold to the White House, Panasonic, Toyota, Bigelow Tea, the Mayor of Boston and to clients of galleries in New York, Boston, Nantucket, Charleston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. My art was featured twice on the Today Show and in two national magazines.
Now I paint about strong women. In Greek mythology, women were as powerful as men. They were gods. I like to think, and my collectors seem to, that my painted women are their descendants.
6 comments:
My friends joke that I say, “I love it” all the time. However, I am willing to take the chance that they will shake their heads and say; “there she goes again”. I love it how you capture both the softness of the flower and the firmness of the glass. Also I love how you make the pink and yellow of the flower and the green of the leaves pop.
Marie, This is breathtaking. I love it and you have to realize that you definitely have a God given talent. I've tried flowers and glass and neither is easy to make it look like you have done here. Thanks, Joy
Hi Marie! I agree with the previous comments and I would like to add that the flowers and glass look cheerful and refreshing!
This is really very appealing. I like the colors, contrasts (light reflections) and
loose-but-recognizeable brushwork!!
Way to go.
this is beautiful :)
my daughter's name is azalea :) i'll keep my eye on this one ;)
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Wow, Marie! I wish I'D done that!!! I love how your brushstrokes "sculpt" the forms and shape of color and value.
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