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24.000 x 12.000 x 0.100 inches
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Title
Flores del Campo
Artist
Studio Tolere
Medium
Painting - Pastel
Description
This is one of a six part series of pastel abstracted field flowerscapes. Each has had a specific inspiration of a place I have love being in ..This one expresses my love of field flowers, masses of them all around , coming out in spring to fall. This was done spontaneously in two work sessions.It gives the feeling of field flowers becoming birds in flight. It has been a popular print in small to wall size. It prints well on paper and on matte canvas. Avoid glossy canvas for this image.
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May 2nd, 2013
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Comments (16)
Connie Fox
I'm not usually into contemporary art, but I love this! To me it expresses the freedom in nature and the transitory nature of each day. It seems the flowers give no thought to being noticed. They are content to simply be themselves, seen or not, and take flight when they wish, as do the birds. Nice description too.
Studio Tolere replied:
connie, this is one of the most thoughtful comments I have ever received. I appreciate your insights...they are lovely. Thank you. !
John M Bailey
Congratulations on your feature in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
Studio Tolere
Thank you Wonju ofr finding this piece to comment on and leaving this encouraging comment.
Studio Tolere
Thanks so much Maria. Still doing battle. Will visit your beautiful works when the tide turns.
Michel Verhoef
Amazing feast of abundant colors.....great in big size on a wall too
Studio Tolere replied:
Thank you very much Michael for your wonderful comment. This was actually printed in wall size by the manager of the lab that first worked with it as a print, for his home. Two didn't finish so he gave them to me, and yes, they were something. I plan to give them to a hospital.
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