Oil on canvas, 18" x 24"
Email: marie@mariefox.com
SOLD to a collector in New Hampshire
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Painting is my passion. I’m wild about the act of painting and the subject of the female figure.
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.
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3 comments:
VERY subtle. Opened both and it was like trying to do that photo challenge in People Magazine where there are 10 differences in a photo!
Most obvious is that the red flowers have been pushed beyond the window...and her sleeve shadow looks simplified. Other than the colors being off from one photo to the other your changes are the last 5%!
Good job!
Wow, Rie! The revised version looks exactly like our Hester! Great job!
Ben and Kathy
marie this is very, very beautiful!!
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