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This painting was created for the pastel show at the Bastrop Fine Arts Gallery during March. I like painting larger, I will have to do some more. I will have this painting at the First Friday in May at the Bling store, see above. If you would like to see it before then, just let me know.
Siesta Time
Pastel on Pastelbord
Framed in wooden frame with gold trim
18 x 24 inches framed to 26 x 32
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4 comments:
I like this painting. Very NM! Sometimes I paint large; sometimes small. But painting large is very freeing.
Bag Blog, thanks. Trying to win the lottery to have a house like this along the Rio Grande in New Mexico. Fun to paint large.
I love the southwestern look to these with the adobe clay color and the turquoise door. Lovely job on both of them.
Thanks Joan. I've really liked your plein air lately. Just lovely watercolors.
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