11 x 14
oil on stretched canvas
Some of the best grapefruit comes from the Texas Rio Grande Valley. This half never made it back to the refrigerator!
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- Ann Rogers
- Thanks for visiting my blog featuring my most recent oil paintings. I have an art degree from Southern Methodist University and spent about 10 years marketing my paintings through museum art shows, decorators and representation at the Dallas Decorative Center. I put the paints aside for a few years to pursue other business and design interests, but most recently have returned to oil painting. If purchase information is not listed, email me personally if you are interested. Thanks for visiting my blog.
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from Liz Holm
Gorgeous light, Ann! A sunny and most beautiful morning graced by this elegant display of fresh fruit! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteAnn,
ReplyDeleteYou always have an overall color harmony that is so pleasing to the eye. Beautiful painting.
Great job losing edges and love the reflections on the bowl. As Karen said, "great color harmony."
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Ann. The colors are beautiful and you are succeeding with your looser style.
ReplyDeleteVery Beautiful and refreshing. Makes me want to make a trip to the market.
ReplyDeleteNice looking still life. It is pleasing to the eye, and very interesting. Ann, it was wonderful meeting you and your husband last night. Thanks for coming to the reception!
ReplyDeleteI, too, love these colors -
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I could relate to things you've said on your blog and I enjoy looking at your paintings.
ReplyDeletebeautiful color and light
ReplyDeleteLovely soft edges
Your grandchilds portrait
is also stunning
Angela