I recently picked up these little 1940's S&P shakers at one of the many consignment shops here in Naples. These could have been on my Nana's kitchen table along with some of the other items you'll seeatGirls Just Wanna Paint.
13 comments:
Chris Peters
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There's something about those shakers (the color??) that remind me so much of the Fuller Brush lipstick samples my grandmother used to let me use. (after which my mother would get outraged and make me wipe off my lips. lol) Nice painting!
mary you crazy kid! you had me dying laughing. my daughter who is new to blogging just saw your comment questioning if we were the same person. you are sooooo funny! she loves flamenco and I love Degas! when I see her this weekend we will take an interesting photo to prove that we are not one and the same! looking forward to you next painting. luv ya Myra
13 comments:
There's something about those shakers (the color??) that remind me so much of the Fuller Brush lipstick samples my grandmother used to let me use. (after which my mother would get outraged and make me wipe off my lips. lol) Nice painting!
beautiful painting! I love the drama of the colors between the red and green! I also love the wonderful daubs and dabs of color covering the canvas!
Oh I forgot to tell you - my pressure is up so I will have to pass on the salt and just admire this wonderful painting!
this is cool! They make me think of the guards in London where my Markie is...
Great color and I love this group of ktchen classics.
Very nice Mary, love all the colors I see in the shakers. Isn't it fun to shop for props?
hi Mary :)
your blog is now listed at TAD D - L section
Thanks so much for adding a link to your blog too..
cheers Kim
just delightful Mary! The colours, the handling of the glass, a work of art with such simple daily objects! r.
Wow...beautiful Mary. Your choice of colour and the way they stand out against the background...GOOD ONE!!!!!!!!
Jeffrey
Hi Mary!
Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving such nice comments. I really appreciate them.
I browsed through this blog and you other blog and I really enjoyed seeing your paintings and painting challenges and New England photos.
The glass in this S&P shaker painting looks so real! Good job!
I love love love this little painting! The gorgeous reds and greens work so beautifully. So many beautiful areas. Could look at it for hours.
really pulled this one off. Simple and just gives the impression that you didn't fight at all with this paidnting.
Well done.
mary you crazy kid! you had me dying laughing. my daughter who is new to blogging just saw your comment questioning if we were the same person. you are sooooo funny! she loves flamenco and I love Degas! when I see her this weekend we will take an interesting photo to prove that we are not one and the same! looking forward to you next painting. luv ya Myra
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