Wednesday, July 20, 2011

ABC WEDNESDAY-"A"-ART AND MORE ART


Yesterday  I showed you art of an entirely different genre.  This piece demonstrates that the exhibit in Freedom Park is very eclectic.

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27 comments:

  1. jb5:47 AM

    Love the use of texture.

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  2. brattcat5:56 AM

    love this piece of art!

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  3. Roger Owen Green6:10 AM

    ah, eclectic indeed
    (and a good use of the specific URL for the blog, which I wrote about in the intro)
    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  4. Olivier6:19 AM

    la texture donne un beau relief a la peinture

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  5. Halcyon6:43 AM

    This is quite an interesting piece. I like the texture!

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  6. Linda7:13 AM

    I love the way the two heads are placed on the canvas.

    Linda
    ABC Wednesday team

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  7. Sharon7:18 AM

    Oh, I really like this one.

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  8. PerthDailyPhoto7:20 AM

    I'll say Kate, is that embossed paper, so unusual!

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  9. Leif Hagen7:30 AM

    The texture is really unique with this painting! Wonderful!

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  10. Elizabeth7:37 AM

    Now that's clever...I like it. x

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  11. Gerald (SK14)8:48 AM

    it looks very french impressionist to me

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  12. john bain9:02 AM

    I feel a painting coming on.

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  13. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com9:22 AM

    This seems to be influenced in shape by Modigliani, but with a softer touch.

    Sorry that you are still having problems leaving comments on Julie's Scottsdale Daily Photo site. Regarding your question about the latest dust storm, we did get some photos from our office, but they are not very good because all we had was an iPhone, and there was the issue of reflection from the windows.

    I think she plans to post some of the photos in a few days. She already has several more days of photos in her current series lined up for posting. The photos do show a wall of dust moving across the valley and the dust descending on downtown. We have a nice vantage point from our office, which is on the 23rd floor.

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  14. Jack9:25 AM

    Hmm. A different kind of portrait, that is for sure.

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  15. Randy10:15 AM

    Interesting piece. Speaking of art I saw Midnight in Paris last night. Loved it!

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  16. Lucas10:29 AM

    The texture really adds a fun element to this painting. :)

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  17. Carver10:57 AM

    I like this a lot. Great choice for the letter A.

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  18. nonizamboni11:09 AM

    Thanks for sharing about Freedom Park--another place I know I'd love to visit. And I can just see you around the neighborhood hawking those hollyhock dolls...sweet memories.
    p.s. Stay cool, only ~12 hours to go!

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  19. BooksPlease11:12 AM

    Amusing!

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  20. Wanda3:47 PM

    Very interesting, soft, and elegant.

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  21. Lowell7:38 AM

    Nice embossed effect. I wonder if these two are sisters? Probably under 60, though!

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  22. Lowell7:41 AM

    Me again! I meant to tell you re the train trestle - what caught my eye is that this trestle is very similar to one in St. Louis Park, one which we drove under for years.

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  23. EG CameraGirl9:22 AM

    Interesting texture on that art.

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  24. photowannabe11:33 AM

    Fascinating use of texture and watercolor. Its very unusual. Great start for ABC Wednesday.

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  25. Kathy8:58 PM

    The texture reminds me of a stamped tin ceiling.

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  26. Jay3:53 PM

    Interesting! Is that painted on anaglypta wallpaper?? Now, I want to go and try that!

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  27. Ming the Merciless10:19 PM

    Oh wow, this piece is spectacular. I love the texture on the art work.

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