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    Italian Courtyard

    Done in oil, ref from internet, artist Frank Duveneck, I really enjoyed doing this as I love all the texture in it
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    Your enjoyment shows through, Pat. This is awesome

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    I really like the textures of the walls and the atmosphere around them ...

    Me gusta mucho las texturas de los muros y la atmósfera que los rodea...
    Regards from Chile
    "El arte no reproduce lo visible. Lo hace visible" Paul Klee

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    A really exceptional piece, the atmosphere is tranquil.

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    This is wonderful Pat - the way you have integrated the colours makes me wish I could look over your shoulder while you are painting.
    June.

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    This is both a geographic and time travelling, dear June! What a marvellous outcome! It reminds some central-southern village of post war Italian comedies and neo-realistic movies with Vittorio De Sica, Gina Lollobrigida, Marcello Mastroianni etc. were acting. Good old times ...
    Your painting is a little masterpiece where You captired perfectly the light of a bright day on this ancient looking village. Several artists here produced paintings and lythographiies with the many mountain, hill and sea village who kept their picturesque views along a couple of centuries or more and there's still a market for the disappearing best of them (especially the ones no more with us, such as Enotrio or Aldo Riso).

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    https://www.google.it/search?q=enotr...1awOTWI1isM%3A
    Last edited by Caesar; 07-30-2015 at 07:57 PM.
    Panta rei (everything flows)!

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    Thumbs up Italian Courtyard

    Amazing! Real talent - I must have a go at buildings - I am learning every day and just joined this forum today

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    Italian Courtyard

    Beautiful painting, you can see and feel the warmth in this scene..

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    Superb work....love it. And the textures are way cool....

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    I too love the texture and the colors well done

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