Showing posts with label bottle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bottle. Show all posts

Sunday, December 30, 2018

Still Life White on White,oils,canvas panel,Barbara Haviland-

© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist© Barbara Haviland-Texas Impressionist Artist

White on White Still Life,oils

This White on White oil painting is part of the Daily art challenge on Daily-paint-Works site.  I like to do the challenges as they keep you learning.  The painting is on a canvas panel  that I make.

Friday, February 8, 2013

The Present by Angela Sullivan

The Present
I love painting glass things. They are such a challenge but
when they turn out right....what a joy.
10x8 oil on canvas panel
$100
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Angela Sullivan,
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Saturday, February 4, 2012

1540 Something's Come Between Us

11" x 14" = 28 x 35.5 cms  oil on board,  framed.  To see more of my work go to dianamarshallfineart.com

I love the play of light through glass and how it bathes surrounding objects in coloured light. 

Thursday, December 29, 2011

'Still Life to Scale' - 6"x6" Original Oil on Panel by New York Fine Artist Maryann Lucas featuring Scale, Apples, Books and Bottles

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This is an entirely new style in still life for me... the cluttered-piled-seemingly-mismatched-items-all-in-one-small-space kind of still life. My daughter, Edwina, set it up for us to paint the other day. She just got back from a semester abroad in Florence, Italy where she studied painting among other things. It is pretty cool when your child teaches you a trick or two... not to mention the thrill it is to share a similar passion.

Monday, November 28, 2011

Worcestershire and Lemons

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I had most of my family for Thanksgiving this year. Everybody brought something. As always, my father was in charge of the shrimp. He makes a spicy cocktail sauce to go along with it. One of his special ingredients is Worcestershire sauce. During the commotion of getting dinner on the table, I caught a glance of his bottle of sauce sitting alongside three beautiful lemons. The color combination was striking. It had to be painted.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Rose Hips- a 6"x6" Original Oil Painting by New York Fine Artist Maryann Lucas

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 I started with a background of lime green and cut some rose hips from my garden to welcome in the new season here in Sag Harbor, New York. When I "googled" rose hips to check the spelling, I was surprised to find out that they are edible. In fact, rose hips, which are the seed pods of roses, make a delicious hot tea.  Hmmmm.  You can see more of my available work by just clicking here.