6 x 6, oil on canvas panel SOLD
I painted this pitcher on this same tea a few months
ago but I love the combination so much that I did it
again. I can't get enough of that striped handle so I'm
sure this will not be the last time. I'm also doing a
larger version with it's companion sugar bowl and dish.
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25 comments:
As good as anyone could ever paint.
I LIKE it again!
...the over-the-top-view.
Turning a little pitcher into a colorful work of art~ ~pretty/cool~ !
Yeah, let's have some sugar with the next one!
I just love this! The contrast of the black rim and handle of the pitcher with the rich color of the body are just perfect. Love the loose brush strokes in the fabric.
I love your work. This pitcher and the fabric are always beautiful.
And soon a biger size? WOW! Cannot wait.
wonderfully executed...the cloth compliments the pitcher so well! And you painted the black rim so neatly-I envy you! :)
It always works when you paint what you love!
you always get such interesting angles! beautiful colors & design - can't wait to see the big one!
Mes félicitations pour ce magnifique travail...
Something about this little painting makes me think of a big plate of yummy nachos! Some day when I am rich I will buy a bunch of your little jewels:-)
Gosh Gwen, this is wonderful! What a beautiful pitcher and I love the angle set against that tablecloth.
Beautiful design!
Lovely, unusual jug, works perfectly with the pattern of the cloth. Beautifully painted.
Your ceramic pieces have such a sense of presence and honesty, Gwen. I feel as though I could reach into the canvas and pick up this wonderfully colored jug.
You keep painting the pitcher and I'll keep saying how wonderful your painting is. If it was in my still life closet, I'd paint it alot too.
You could paint this over and over and I love it everytime. I enjoy your combination of pottery and patterned background...you do it so well!
Very nice. Love the black and white handle. It just pulls you right in.
Lovely! I especially like how you captured the loose orange striping on the red body of the teapot. Very believable.
My favorite mug, so far. And the painting is beautiful, too! Love the paint quality and highlights on the handle, especially.
The deal is that you combine the cups and teapots with such incredible and appropriate backgrounds they make such a complete artistic statement. Completely beautiful Gwen, again.
Very beautiful, Gwen. Looking forward to seeing the larger plus its companion piece.
Great! I love the gentle tones of whites in the cream and inside of the creamer. Handled beautifully. And the cloth! Great perspective on the print there. It must be tough - but it feels like it's lying down. Very nice work : )
Nicely done Gwen! I feel I can reach out and pick that pitcher up off the screen. The handle just pops. Must be the strong colors against the muted background next to it.
This is a great piece for anyone with a southwest theme Gwen...Great job!
Gwen!
I can see why you keep painting this pitcher over and over again.
I love its black trim and striped handle!
-Dean
Gwen, your colors combinations are so great and this series is fabulous! (This one's another favourite for me.)
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