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"Little Apple in Oak Wreath"
















oil on canvas board / olio su cartone telato
4 x 5 in. / 13 x 18 cm.
signed on front and back / firmato davanti e dietro
dec. / dic. 2012

Yesterday we were invited to Christmas dinner at my friend Marianne's house.  I thought of making a little centerpiece wreath with the tree clippings from around Porchiano but the outcome looked like a mouse's funerary wreath!  I saw it this morning and added the apple to the center.

Ieri siamo stati invitati al pranzo di Natale a casa della mia amica Marianne.  Pensavo di fare una ghirlanda per il centrotavola con i ritagli degli alberi di Porchiano ma il risultato sembrava una ghirlanda funeraria per topolini!  L'ho visto stamattina e ho aggiunto la mela al centro.  




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