Showing posts with label flowers.still life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers.still life. Show all posts

Friday, June 5, 2026

A Hint of Red by Alabama Artist Angela Sullivan.

 

It has been a  minute since I have posted here. I have retired, opened a small business and traveled a little. Life is good and I am back to my love of painting. This is 24x24inches oil on gallery wrapped canvas. 

Friday, October 29, 2010

Roses Are Red

Roses Are Red
If I had a choice I would choose red. It is my favorite
color you know. My theory is that anything is better with just a touch
of red. The red rose is the most beautiful? Right?

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Waiting On A Woman

Waiting On A Woman
He bought a single yellow rose and laid it gently on the table. A fragile glass was found in
the back corner of the cabinet and he reached for it knowing that she would
soon be home. His only thought was to tell her how much he loves her
and how special he knows that she is. His goal is to make her day and see
her smile as it creeps slowly across her face. The time creeps by as
he finds himself waiting, Waiting On A Woman
7x5 acrylic on panel board
$80.00





Tuesday, July 6, 2010

A Rose of Yellow

A Rose of Yellow
Some think Red is the most beautiful rose. Fragrant and bold. A rose of love.
Love comes and goes but friendships last a lifetime.
Oh! Yellow rose you represent friendships which are rich and true,
friendships which will stand the sands of time.
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Monday, June 28, 2010

Fine Things

Fine Things
Sometimes we get caught up in having the most fashionable and the best but sometimes the fine things are right before our eyes. An old pitcher and a few old fashioned roses remind me of home. A home from yester year. A home where I used to play with my doll Thumbelina and the items in my play house were old dishes mom let me play with.
All of these were of course the "Fine Things".
16x20 acrylic on stretched canvas
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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Grandma's Pitcher


Cool blues and purples and golden
yellow set off this pitcher from years
gone by. The tulips are fresh cut and
are a sharp contrast to the coolness
of the white pitcher. Used to serve tea
in the past now it simply holds beauty.

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