I found these cool old glasses at a Flea Market in Germany. My brother-in-law was with me at the time and I'm sure he thought I was crazy buying glasses I couldn't "use" but maybe this will reassure him.
This is a wonderful painting, Carol. I love the pair of glasses resting on the book, together with the cup and saucer . . . it tells a a great story! Nice reflections on the glasses also.
Carol you found my glasses!!! I have been looking all over for them. Used them for my Daily Paint Works profile picture. Your compositions and colors your creativity never ceases to amaze!
Those are the glasses my father wore his entire life! I did many paintings if them after he passed away. This interpretation is just so dear.I love it.
I would have liked to see your brother-in-law face at the time of the purchase! I'm sure he can totally understand now that you included them in this lovely composition.
Fabulous painting!! Painting still life paintings has this minimalistic girl buying all kinds of crazy things. Hoping I won't end up on an episode of Hoarders:)
Hi Carol, this is Elena. I am on my way making my own blog! It takes so much time. Anyway, thanks to you! My husband and I were shoked by this piece of art!!! You want to touch the glasses and the cup, but still you can see the brush strokes! Wonderful! I'd like to see the process of your work.
Funny , I was just looking for my glasses and they were hanging in the neck of my blouse, lol. These glasses remind me of that older lady who used to be in the Old Navy commercial, a designer I think. Anyway I love your painting, I always love your minimal strokes that completely tell the story.
The way you used those glasses is really surprising. But hey, it turns out really great. I would've wanted to see your brother-in-law's reaction myself. XD
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This is a wonderful painting, Carol. I love the pair of glasses resting on the book, together with the cup and saucer . . . it tells a a great story! Nice reflections on the glasses also.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Love these glasses!
ReplyDeleteCarol you found my glasses!!! I have been looking all over for them. Used them for my Daily Paint Works profile picture.
ReplyDeleteYour compositions and colors your creativity never ceases to amaze!
Love this image!! (& the red/green thing going on too!!)
ReplyDeleteThose are the glasses my father wore his entire life! I did many paintings if them after he passed away. This interpretation is just so dear.I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove this! but when I cant find mine they are usually on top of my head!
ReplyDeleteI would have liked to see your brother-in-law face at the time of the purchase! I'm sure he can totally understand now that you included them in this lovely composition.
ReplyDeleteFabulous painting!! Painting still life paintings has this minimalistic girl buying all kinds of crazy things. Hoping I won't end up on an episode of Hoarders:)
ReplyDeleteFantastic! There's something really interesting about glasses on still life- you've captured that spirit!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this painting! One of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteBellisimos los trabajos. felicitaciones. ¡beatiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the glasses. They were so popular in the "Annie Hall" days! Great painting with a great story-glasses, book, and a warm beverage...ahhh
ReplyDeleteHi Carol, this is Elena. I am on my way making my own blog! It takes so much time. Anyway, thanks to you! My husband and I were shoked by this piece of art!!! You want to touch the glasses and the cup, but still you can see the brush strokes! Wonderful! I'd like to see the process of your work.
ReplyDeleteFunny , I was just looking for my glasses and they were hanging in the neck of my blouse, lol. These glasses remind me of that older lady who used to be in the Old Navy commercial, a designer I think. Anyway I love your painting, I always love your minimal strokes that completely tell the story.
ReplyDeleteThe way you used those glasses is really surprising. But hey, it turns out really great. I would've wanted to see your brother-in-law's reaction myself. XD
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