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Sunday, February 11, 2007
5th and Chester
This alley is so steep that the pavement is rutted where rear bumbers have been scraping it. The shadows on the white building drew my attention to this scene. SOLD
O famous One, abandon ye not those whose kind words gaveth comfort in the beginning when your renown spreadeth not across the land. Lest there be a void where once were glad tidings.
Robin.. anonymous is a tough act to follow! Your outdoor work is really strong and not the cute souvenir shop variety. I'm not much for plein air stuff unless it packs a punch.. and yours delivers. I agree with Wray... this is excellent work!
This painting has all the ingredients of a 'winner'..... dynamic composition, harmonious color scheme, bold simple shapes, along with diverse paint application and texture. Looove that shadow on the house! eye candy...yummm
This alley is so steep that the pavement is rutted where rear bumbers have been scraping it.
You are the alley and road man, man! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteHey Thanks Ron! I've been busy with the shows and stuff. The opening went well.
ReplyDeleteI think this is a wonderful painting.
ReplyDeleteRobin - I am enjoying this painting a lot. I can imagine walking down that street. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michele!
ReplyDeleteYa Peter, thanks, Just don't drive down it . The last guy lost his hubcap.
love the overhead wires and shadows...this one is timeless
ReplyDeleteThanks Rhonda! I'm working on my fine lines . Not quite there yet
ReplyDeleteO famous One, abandon ye not those whose kind words gaveth comfort in the beginning when your renown spreadeth not across the land. Lest there be a void where once were glad tidings.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of your best, Feels solid, clear center of interest, good feeling. Bask my son, absorb the glory.
ReplyDeleteRon: Not only did I turn my computer off for a few days, I took my TV out to the shed. I'm headed over to your site now.
ReplyDeleteThanks William! I appreciate your comments.
ReplyDeleteVery cool urban landscape. I've scraped my car on roads like this. Got you bookmark and will definitely be back.
ReplyDeleteLove the new work, Robin. You've nailed the feeling of Seattle back streets.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carole! Your sunsets are great!
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt! I like wandering around alleys.
Robin.. anonymous is a tough act to follow! Your outdoor work is really strong and not the cute souvenir shop variety. I'm not much for plein air stuff unless it packs a punch.. and yours delivers. I agree with Wray... this is excellent work!
ReplyDeleteRobin,
ReplyDeleteThis painting has all the ingredients of a 'winner'.....
dynamic composition, harmonious color scheme, bold simple shapes, along with diverse paint application and texture.
Looove that shadow on the house!
eye candy...yummm
Thanks WK! Your portraits pack a punch thats for sure!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jennifer! Your latest China town is a masterwork!
ReplyDeleteThis painting has been up almost a month but it's never too late to let you know that this painting rocks -- You nailed it!!!
ReplyDeleteOne of your best. It's not for sale is it?
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