Kelley MacDonald took a fantastic photo of Paris and invited anyone who was interested to paint it. It was such a good photograph that I just had to take part in her invitation. Thank you, Kelley!!
Linda, Just love how you painted this! Really wonderful how the darker tower pops against the sky. Really like the loose treatment of the bottom so that the tower is the focal point. Magnifique!!
Linda--I saw this one on Kelley's blog and had to come over here and see it too! It's really wonderful!! I agree with Carol, you did an amazing job showing scale.... and the brushwork looks so effortless, nice job!
Really great job. I thought at first you were in Paris.
ReplyDeleteLovely work....
ReplyDeleteLa dame de fer peut être fière d'avoir été peinte par vous ma chère Linda... Jolie peinture, belle atmosphère...
ReplyDeleteGros bisous
Linda, I really love how you handled this. I have painted several of Tour Eiffel and I know it is not an easy subject.
ReplyDeleteI love how it really shows the enormous size of the structure and especially how you captured the lacy quality in the tower.
Linda. This is such a fine painting! Nice job. How nice of Kelley to share!
ReplyDeleteatmospheric, classic and lovely!
ReplyDeleteLinda, Just love how you painted this! Really wonderful how the darker tower pops against the sky. Really like the loose treatment of the bottom so that the tower is the focal point. Magnifique!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fun to see since I just painted the Eiffel Tower too! I'll have to go check out Kelley's blog now . . . .
ReplyDeleteGreat painting!
Joan
Linda--I saw this one on Kelley's blog and had to come over here and see it too! It's really wonderful!! I agree with Carol, you did an amazing job showing scale.... and the brushwork looks so effortless, nice job!
ReplyDeleteLove the mood in this painting. T green in the front really sets it off.
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