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Thursday, January 27, 2011
PARISIAN CAFE, 8X8, OIL, SOLD
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Cindy Michaud blogged about ME! Thanks, Cindy! Read it here, it has a great Beef Bourguignon recipe attached.
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Love the colorful cups, Carol.
Hey, that was almost a tongue twister, yeh it's early and I haven't had my coffee yet.
great colors and composition! Complex number of items yet all placed so well :)
"Paris et au-delà" ce blog est très sympa, ta toile est très joliment réussie !
These cups are just great! Wow! A trip to Paris!! Can't wait to see paintings fromt here.
I really like this Carol. Colorful and fun.
Neat that an image could move so easily from one artist to another, from one medium to another, from one place to another. Connection. This is a very good century for the arts so far, i think.
And thank you so much, Carol, for another painting to brighten my morning on this grey slow day here!
oh my! paris!! how wonderful for you. paris is an artists home. i think we should all be required to visit. i hope to go one day. this is a lovely painting. as always your brush work and management of color is exemplary! thanks for the link! i'm off to check it out. great work.
This is beautiful- you did a really nice job! I went to Paris and got a lot of wonderful photos, but this one is great- all the cafes I went to had white cups!
Sheryl
Carol, as you and I discussed the American photographer received some strange looks from onlookers as I snapped a few shots of "dirty coffee cups" on the terrasse of the Paris cafe. It was the composition of the cups with the menu handwritten on the blackboard "comme d'habitude" that caught my eye... so glad that you and I shared the "artist's eye" on this one.
Beautiful painting with rich colors... Mille mercis for honoring me.
Bisous,
Genie
Looooooooove this! You must do more Carol...please?
Great painting. I also love all the colorful cups. Who wouldn't want this hanging on their wall?
I clicked on the thumbnail because of the orange cup and discovered Paris! How wonderful.
I, too, am planning a visit.
Thanks for the link to Paris and Beyond. I'm going to pore through her marvelous photos.
Love your painting.
A trip to Paris sounds divine right about now! What a beautiful painting to get you in the mood! xoxo, Annemarie
wow..love these colors! Think I will make a cup of coffee. Paris is definitely on my list. The fellow who owns our studio complex takes a group every year to southern France to paint and they spend 2 or 3 days in Paris. I wish I had the money to do it..maybe next year.
I follow Genie's blog and saw this post of hers. You did an amazing job, the likeness is exact. Enjoy your trip to Paris!
What an amazing painting ! I liked Genie's picture so much when I saw it, and your painting is wonderful. This is so Paris to me. Have a nice trip to Paris !
Fantastic painting! Thanks for stopping by my blog, do come back again soon. Have a safe journey to Paris ya...
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Ooh-la-la! Love those colors!
Lucky you...going to Paris! You better come back with a bazillion photos!
Great painting and love those nice thick brush strokes!
I saw your comment on Brittany's french cooking blog and I thought I just have to look at what you are talking about. I'm not artist, but I can tell something beautiful when I see it! Fantastic. I hope to travel to France one day so I can see more beautiful works of art and try all the food; I love cooking (I have a blog too!).
What an exciting painting! And, of course, it's Paris. I've been once and would give a LOT to go again. I hope you have a wonderful time.
The cups caught my attention but your upcoming trip to Paris made me right. ME TOO!!! I am taking my husband to Paris and we are spending 10 days there. I will catch the blog Paris and beyond and look more forward (?) to our vacation. I'll recognize you there by your paintings, I will be watercoloring. au revoir
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