The day's second painting.
Friday, July 3, 2009
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This blog chronicles the ongoing travails of an engineer turned artist and about moving to Holland from Washington DC.
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- 12 Ways to know you are an oil painting addict, an...
- Reflections on becoming a full time visual artist ...
- Fox in our backyard
- Don't forget the cheese!
- Another vineyard near Beaune
- More vineyards near Beaune
- View of vineyards near Beaune, France
- Driving back from Italy
- View from garden at Eze, France
- Èze
- Finding our apartment in VillleFranche Sur Mer
- Olive Grove at Twilight, July, #2
- Olive orchard in full sun, July.
- So it took me three weeks to find the perfect chea...
- Painting on site
- Monteriggione, approaching storm
- A studio day
- Today's setup
- Monteriggione
- Two weeks of work, drying in the sun
- Announcing a virtual art show
- Today's setting
- Pepi's Vineyard
- Villa Avvennire
- The painting set up for today
- Olive grove at twilight, July
- Summer flowers
- Fabulous Monteriggione, twilight
- Wheat fields, twilight
- Another view, Monteriggione
- Pic of Monteriggione through wheat fields
- Mid day sun, July, Monteriggione
- Late afternoon sun in an olive orchard
- Tuscan landscapes
- Today's location
- Monteriggione, early evening
- Monteriggione, early afternoon
- A fabulous Sunday
- On site, painting
- A typical afternoon thunderstorm
- Today's setup
- Evening light, view of San Gimignano
- Early afternoon sun, view of San Gimignano
- More sunflowers.
- Sunflowers!
- Tartuca (turtle) wins the palio today!
- The Giotti's sun soaked 19th century farmhouse
- Tuscan garden shed, near Barberino val d'Elsa
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4 comments:
One of your best, E. When will you move on to painting the Italian nobility?$?
Next year, possibly!
this one is terrific! wish i could see it in person
Thanks, Michal and Tamara! I love approaching these hill villages from a distance, especially with sun soaked fields between me and the medieval city skyline.
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