Showing posts with label cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cup. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2016

Tracy Wall -- "Inside Reflections"


Inside Reflections
20″ x 20″
oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
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Sunday, July 7, 2013

Red White And by Angela Sullivan

Red White and by Angela Sullivan
A cup...just a simple cup that is what I look like. Not so I say...I am the watcher of the tomato. You would
probley think that no one would want him but in actuality he is in high demand. All little old ladies would 
give her right arm for one like him. I will just stay right here and make sure that he stays safe at all times.
6x6 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

Monday, June 3, 2013

No Time for Tea by Pamela Blaies

4" x 4"
oil on linen panel

It is going to be crazier-than-usual busy around my house because of my kids' last week of school. I will have to be creative (and miss some sleep) to fit some painting in. What better time to loosen up my style a bit  with some quick teacup studies.

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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

"China, Pumpkin and Berries" by Tatiana Roulin

 "China, Pumpkin and Berries"

7"X7"
Oil on Canvas
Professionally Framed 
Available
 
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Purple Dance by Angela Sullivan

Purple Dance by Angela Sullivan
20x16 oil painting of flowers and a teacup of course.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Things That Matter by Angela Sullivan

 
Things That Matter by Angela Sullivan
Original oil painting on 8x8 canvas panel.
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Thursday, January 31, 2013

"Blue Teacup And Berries" by Tatiana Roulin

Tatiana Roulin
"Blue Teacup And Berries"
6"X6" 
Oil on Gessoboard
Framed

SOLD


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Wednesday, June 27, 2012

1585 By Candle Light

16" x 15.5" oil on panel to be framed

This is my favourite painting at the moment, and took forever to paint :( but I'm finally happy with it after a lot of fiddling with the tones of the plate and cup
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Monday, January 9, 2012

Gloria J Zucaro's "Green Plate & Ham"

6"H x 8"W Original Oil on Stretched Canvas
$75.00  Staple-free sides painted black.  May be hung with or without frame.


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The Daily Paintworks Challenge for the week of January 8- 14 is to paint a picture of your breakfast.  Well, this was not my breakfast because I couldn't cook in the studio!  I actually had 2 slices of bacon, two fried eggs, and a healthy juiced fruit and vegetable combo that was made from 1 beet, 1 carrot, 1 apple, 1 orange and a one inch square of fresh ginger.  Oh, not to forget the large cup of Colombian coffee  "straight"! I haven't posted for a week because my children celebrated Christmas with me on the 7th. of January.  I was busy last week with some extra shopping and wrapping, and preparing or picking up food for the weekend.  So the ham in this picture is part of a Honeybaked ham we had.  I still have too much leftover, even though they each took some home.  Ham anybody?! I painted this over a previously used canvas.  I have photos of the canvas and my value study on my blog         www.gloriajzucaro.blogspot.com 

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's "Abstract Favorites"

20"H x 10"W  Original Oil on Stretched Canvas
$175.00 Framed in black floater frame ready to hang. See frame at bottom of this listing.


 I am proud to say that I had four paintings accepted into the Randy Higbee 6 Inch Squared National Juried show in Costa Mesa, Ca.

I tried something a little different here.  As I sat watching television, I drew on my canvas different things I like or enjoy.  A heart, fish(in a pond!), a cup of coffee, the telephone,my green tile kitchen counter,trees with the leaves drawn in house shapes, a rose, the wind, a rainbow and the star with various triangle and circles.  As I drew each one, I turned the canvas 1/4 of the way around to the right.  I hope you enjoy some of these things, too.  This can be hung either vertically or horizontally.  See below.  This is in the black frame,against my natural oak floor.  The colors in this bottom pix don't seem as accurate, I think I took this picture in a different place and at a different time of day.





Sunday, October 2, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's " Egg Cup"

6"H x 6"W Original Oil On Raymar Panel
$65.00 Unframed.      Plain Black Wooden Frame Available $80.00

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An exercise in white, reflecting the red background fabric and the cool light from the windows.  
I love eggs!  They seem to have a personality and are versatile and willing to pose for you in any situation.

Friday, September 30, 2011

1512 Elegant Collection

40 x 50 cms.  = 15.7" x 19.7"inches oil on panel, framed

Some of these lovely objects I found in England, a treasure trove for still life objects. The cup is fine bone china, in an unusual shape with a very classic pattern, the pretty plate with the gold edge I found in a charity shop, I just love rummaging in said shops, bric-a-brac shops, flee markets and the like, I don't think I will ever run out of things to paint.
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Thursday, May 19, 2011

Gloria J Zucaro's "Baby Silver"


6"H X 6"W     Oil on Raymar Canvas Panel

My mother received this sterling silver baby cup in the 1940's with my name engraved on it.  At the time these little cups or silver spoons were baby shower gifts. 
It has been sitting in a closet for years, and I wonder if it was ever really used.  You certainly couldn't put juice in it, and I can picture a baby biting on the metal.
I thought I would put it to use by adding a couple of little flowers.