I’m Sorry… I Just Can’t Stop …posting photos. Please forgive me. I took this photo on a museum visit just prior to Christmas. The Blue Veil / Edmund Charles Tarbell / DeYoung Museum, San Francisco, CA
Cathy Saturday, January 14, 2006 at 7:05 pm Please don’t apologise for putting photos in!!!! I think they’re brilliant, in fact don’t apologise for anything! Just go for it Cathy
Winston Sunday, January 15, 2006 at 3:12 am I have no painting skills or knowledge other than what little I learned during a short bout with acrylics. Long, long ago in a land far away… But just looking at this one and thinking of how to do it… It occurred to me how incredible difficult it must be to paint a sheer veil like that. Echo Cathy … never apologise for posting photos or artwork. They are part of you and always enjoyable.
Amy Sunday, January 15, 2006 at 7:07 am Oh my!! I absolutely love this! So beautiful! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
maria Sunday, January 15, 2006 at 5:09 pm This is gorgeous. I agree with Winston … it must be really difficult to create that sense of sheerness and transparency in the veil. But what a beautiful job Tarbell did. It looks three-dimensional!
Naturally Nice Monday, January 16, 2006 at 2:00 am Kathryn, your posts are inspiring, even if they are pictures! Keep the good work coming! Esther
Shelagh Monday, January 16, 2006 at 4:37 am I LOVE this painting. That blue veil wow. To have the skill to paint something as luminous and thin and magical as that, would be marvellous.
Please don’t apologise for putting photos in!!!! I think they’re brilliant, in fact don’t apologise for anything! Just go for it
Cathy
Oh, that blue…
I have no painting skills or knowledge other than what little I learned during a short bout with acrylics. Long, long ago in a land far away…
But just looking at this one and thinking of how to do it… It occurred to me how incredible difficult it must be to paint a sheer veil like that.
Echo Cathy … never apologise for posting photos or artwork. They are part of you and always enjoyable.
Oh my!! I absolutely love this! So beautiful! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
This is gorgeous. I agree with Winston … it must be really difficult to create that sense of sheerness and transparency in the veil. But what a beautiful job Tarbell did. It looks three-dimensional!
Kathryn, your posts are inspiring, even if they are pictures! Keep the good work coming!
Esther
I LOVE this painting. That blue veil wow. To have the skill to paint something as luminous and thin and magical as that, would be marvellous.