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Prairie Painting, Magnolia And Fall Tree

4/5/2012

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This sort of cartoonish painting of a Florida prairie is one of my favorites. It is basically what I meant it to look like--ergo a favorite.

There is a larger version below as well. I think I like it because it actually reminds me of the places...even if the trees are of an indeterminate species even by my rather LOOSE standards.

The above paintings are postcard sized on the right and 7 x 10 1/4 on the left. The bottomc two are pines in the prairie. Pines don't grow in water though so the larger tree is a sort of pine/mangrove hybrid. My effort to paint mangroves continues.

The fall tree is one where I tried to not use SO much paint and the magnolia in the upper right corner is, yet another, attempt to capture a tree that grew next to my house when I was a kid. It is also the first larger sized painting I did
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Pam Stack
4/5/2012 05:46:47 am

Just like Grandma Moses.... ; )

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Penny McCrea
4/5/2012 08:08:18 am

Any of Flamingo, yet?

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Patrick link
4/5/2012 09:34:57 am

Alas no Flamingos and I WISH these were Grandma Moses. It would a positive in every possible way...

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