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Small oil study for possible larger painting 9x12" oil on canvas on panel--Facebook: www.facebook.com/abramspaintinβ¦
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commission info at: abramsart.blogspot.com/
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I always loved the work of George Inness- guessing that's what you're referring to
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This is such a beautiful painting! I love the way you've painted the foliage, and the colors are so serene. Amazing work!
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thank you- now I feel like I should post more of my landscapes- I hadnt really given them that much credence .
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Oh, please do! I would love to see more of your work. I'd like to try landscape painting myself soon, so I am really inspired by this beautiful painting of yours.
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It's so calming and peaceful to look at. Your art is very easy on the eyes. Keep up the beautiful work
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Very nice vegetation and overall palette.
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thanks as always!
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A lovely piece; it seems much bigger than 9x12. Would you share what colors you used?
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thanks- I use earth colors along with ultramarine blue and ivory black
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Β As poetic as romantic.... I like the details of the trees.
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One person's study is another's masterpiece.
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amazing atmosphere and marvelous colors and clouds!
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so glad you like it- Thanks!
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This is an AMAZING painting. Keep up the great work.
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I like the style in which you drew it. It feels like the 19th century style. Is it? In any case, the softness of the blended colors adds a sense of serenity, and so does the color palate. very nice contrast between the earth and the sky. The clouds are very pretty. The details you added are nice, but some portions, particularly the grass in the foreground seem indistinct. Was that your intention? How did you achieve it? Painting has never been my forte.
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Thanks-I've been painting aΒ long time. I use a limited palette very similar to the dutch and Hudson river school. This is a study- I'm surprised people find it detailed- I focus on the composition- the focal point has the most detail and contrast. As one moves away from it , details can get sparse allowing one to return to the important areas. I hope that answers you questions
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