I had done this painting back in May, but had never been happy with it.... especially the fore ground. I have re-worked several areas and am now satisfied with it. It is from a photo taken near Franklin, Pa near Fisherman's Cove, a "retired" caboose now in use as a fishing camp.
"End of the Line"
I am also happy with the old frame that I found for it. I cut it down by an inch in width, put it back together, and used on this painting. I think it compliments the painting.
11" x 14" oil on stretched canvas.
Oh that is lovely. So serene, looks like a good place for peace and quiet. It is so balanced - makes me smile to look at it.
ReplyDeleteIts Beautiful Sunny! The frame is perfect :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Job, Sunny - and yes, your frame does compliment the painting. Alot of times, the frame makes or breaks the painting. You really got that "rusty" look there on that old caboose! I'll bet some animals are using that old caboose for a home!
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ReplyDeleteIt's lovely!
ReplyDeleteLooks good sis! Could not quite picture the frame when you were describing it, but it does go with the painting! Good job... And I love the way you changed it. More "light"!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
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Hi Sunny, Beautiful, you are very talented, thanks for sharing.
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Blessings,
Sue