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"Apple on Doily"


















5 x 7 in. / 13 x 18 cm.
oil on canvas board / olio su cartone telato
signed on front and back / firmato davanti e dietro
feb. 2013

As I sat down this morning and started looking around the easle and house for something 'interesting' to paint, I remembered someone told me recently that an apple seemed like an 'academic' subject to paint, something a student would do.  I think it depends on 'how' you paint it, I like the overcast feel it has.

Mentre che mi sedevo stamattina e ho cominciato a cercare qualcosa interessante da dipingere intorno alla casa ed al cavalletto, mi sono ricordata che qualcuno mi aveva detto recentemente che una mela è un soggetto 'academico' da dipingere, qualcosa che farebbe uno studente.  Penso che dipende 'come' lo dipingi.   Mi piace la sensazione di coperto/nuvoloso che ha questa.


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Just like you, I enjoy finding and marveling at apparently insignificant things such as wildflowers picked on a morning walk, a local fruit right out of an orchard, or an Italian landscape especially at sunset when the colors warm up.

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