Love this painting, Lori!
I’m so excited by an email I got yesterday! Your new book is on it’s way!
Congratulations, and thank you for all your hard work for us. So appreciated.
I can;t resist being a smart alec today. I suppose if you wanted to sit comfortably, you had to carry your own (wicker?) chair to the pergola! Oh, what was it like to live in an age of lovely white dresses with high necks and longer sleeves and sit in the shade to stay cooler, with hair up in a bun. I can’t imagine them in tank tops and shorts. Even with pointillism, he does a lovely job handling fabric..one of my favorite details to watch for.
I love learning about new artists and their work. A great break on weekends. I so enjoy what I am learning from you, with your blog, books, and bluprint two classes. You inspire me to strive to recreate what you teach us and bring some fun to the process. I don’t comment a lot but I always read everything you send out. My sincere thanks.
Reminds me of my Grandmother’s former backyard. On one side the cool and quiet and on the other side,Grandpa’s raspberry patch in the sun and raspberries were wonderful!
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Karin Mlinaric
I love this picture! But the one I love the most is
Harriet Backer, (Norway) “Blue Interior”
Karin Mlinaric
Julia Parrino
Love this painting, Lori!
I’m so excited by an email I got yesterday! Your new book is on it’s way!
Congratulations, and thank you for all your hard work for us. So appreciated.
Susan Wiedmaier
Thanks for historical and art references
Lorraine Doyno Evans
I bet you could sew under the pergula with your daughters, Lori.
Rosemaryflower
This painting is just precious. How sweet. Thank you Lori for sharing everything that you do.
Marta
I can;t resist being a smart alec today. I suppose if you wanted to sit comfortably, you had to carry your own (wicker?) chair to the pergola! Oh, what was it like to live in an age of lovely white dresses with high necks and longer sleeves and sit in the shade to stay cooler, with hair up in a bun. I can’t imagine them in tank tops and shorts. Even with pointillism, he does a lovely job handling fabric..one of my favorite details to watch for.
Susan Coolidge
Just beautiful!
Ellen
Though I don’t often comment, I really enjoy Fine Art Saturday and also your Sunday posts. Thanks for taking the time to do them!
RobinM
I love learning about new artists and their work. A great break on weekends. I so enjoy what I am learning from you, with your blog, books, and bluprint two classes. You inspire me to strive to recreate what you teach us and bring some fun to the process. I don’t comment a lot but I always read everything you send out. My sincere thanks.
Helen S.
Reminds me of my Grandmother’s former backyard. On one side the cool and quiet and on the other side,Grandpa’s raspberry patch in the sun and raspberries were wonderful!
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