Marzamemi, the fishing village near Syracuse in Sicily, almost a study in blue. The painting itself is more striking, but the photograph is as good as I can get it.
There is very little that I can add from the last post. I have detailed the boats in the foreground and you can check back against the original photograph. The only difference , I think, is that I have added a brighter red to the hull along the waterline.
I like it and it will be going into my exhibition in March
Next, well, there is one more painting of Sicily that I would like to try, and that is of the salt mills at Trapani. Salt is still extracted from the sea, by evaporation in salt pans. The majestic windmills that stand there still against the skyline no longer work, but they look marvelous. You couldn’t imagine the horizon without them
We will see how they come up in a painting
G-R-E-A-T…. As always….
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Thanks Farzana I was happy with this one myself
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Monsieur, I had sent you an email, asking for a little interview to be answered your way. When you can, please see what you can do about it.
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I will. Needed a little thought
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A pretty painting. Its lovely that you paint your holiday scenes.
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Thanks Caroline I enjoyed doing this one
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