I have finished (I think) this still-life of teapots and a vase of bittersweet. It is oil on canvas, 20" x 16". It will go to the gallery when it is totally dry.
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I love this one! Great job!
Beautiful. I have tried to grow bittersweet here in Oregon to no avail.
Beautiful still life, Kathy!
By the way, there's a still life competition at The Bascom in Highlands, NC... deadline is Feb. 15. You might want to consider. Open to all media; juror is Kevin Grogan, Director for the Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, GA.
Good award money, by the way!
you can see prospectus at www.thebascom.org
Title of exhibit is "The American Still Life"
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