As always Lori, thank you for the education. I enjoy your blog so very much.
Hmmm, interesting choice of subjects during his career. It looked as if sewing was going on in The Red Tablecloth also. There was a lot of tea drinking going on !! I wonder whether he and his wife are still alive as no death dates are given. I do enjoy his soft colors.. Sometimes I wonder if that is caused by no electric lights during that era of when the painting was done. I think he just painted whatever struck his fancy at any given moment. Some seem spontaneous and some definitely planned and set up. Thanks Lori. New to me artist.
Marta, your comment got me to do a Bing Image search for Dunstan’s work. He seems to really like painting fabric!
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As always Lori, thank you for the education. I enjoy your blog so very much.
Hmmm, interesting choice of subjects during his career. It looked as if sewing was going on in The Red Tablecloth also. There was a lot of tea drinking going on !! I wonder whether he and his wife are still alive as no death dates are given. I do enjoy his soft colors.. Sometimes I wonder if that is caused by no electric lights during that era of when the painting was done. I think he just painted whatever struck his fancy at any given moment. Some seem spontaneous and some definitely planned and set up. Thanks Lori. New to me artist.
Marta, your comment got me to do a Bing Image search for Dunstan’s work. He seems to really like painting fabric!