Fishing Boats at Carry le Rouet
17cm x 14cm, oil on card SOLDPosted on
Tuesday 10 October, 2006 ·
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Mia wrote:
Lovely
Lovely
10.10.06
le Vicomte de Bragelonne wrote:
Wow! How do I purchase this painting for my collection? It will go nicely next to my Monet. I can be reached at 0141918529 in Paris.
Wow! How do I purchase this painting for my collection? It will go nicely next to my Monet. I can be reached at 0141918529 in Paris.
10.10.06
Hope Schneider wrote:
You never cease to amaze be by the range in perspective and technique you use when you approach a subject. This is dazzling.
You never cease to amaze be by the range in perspective and technique you use when you approach a subject. This is dazzling.
10.10.06
WGL wrote:
A departure of sorts for you, but still stunning. Was jolted out of my reverie when I opened the e mail!
A departure of sorts for you, but still stunning. Was jolted out of my reverie when I opened the e mail!
10.10.06
Judith Kuzmick wrote:
I would be very much interested in purchasing the painting. Please email me.
Judith
I would be very much interested in purchasing the painting. Please email me.
Judith
10.10.06
Maria Goldstein wrote:
I would love to purchase this painting. Please let me know if it is still available. Thank you.
I would love to purchase this painting. Please let me know if it is still available. Thank you.
10.10.06
Gerry wrote:
i'd like to purchase it too; yes , the reflection o the water is, well, breathtaking... but I don't have any monet.... yet.
i'd like to purchase it too; yes , the reflection o the water is, well, breathtaking... but I don't have any monet.... yet.
10.10.06
Debre wrote:
Edward Musante, will you marry me?
Edward Musante, will you marry me?
10.10.06
James wrote:
I looked back to see 'boats of cassis' (March 11th 2005) and was surprised to see how painterly and loose the former was. Both are gems...
I looked back to see 'boats of cassis' (March 11th 2005) and was surprised to see how painterly and loose the former was. Both are gems...
10.11.06
nelly wrote:
This is just precious Julian.
This is just precious Julian.
10.11.06
Patricia in Kearney, Mo wrote:
FANTASTIC! There is that perfect shade of purple that I love in your paintings!
FANTASTIC! There is that perfect shade of purple that I love in your paintings!
10.11.06
wl wrote:
PEOPLE! Would you please read the purchasing tab?!
PEOPLE! Would you please read the purchasing tab?!
10.11.06
Merilee wrote:
wl, you are a riot! I sometimes feel that way, too. Yes, please click on "purchasing" to get info on how to buy the paintings. Julian is NOT going to call or email you to sell them!!! Hello!?!
wl, you are a riot! I sometimes feel that way, too. Yes, please click on "purchasing" to get info on how to buy the paintings. Julian is NOT going to call or email you to sell them!!! Hello!?!
10.11.06
anna wrote:
Julian, Amazing - You're best marine picture yet. You've never done a giclee of a marine picture before, peut etre????.....could it be possible to share this to a wider audience.......This would be perfect. Might even keep the Vicomte happy. The Monet is so lonely.... and your painting has so much to say,.... and do? At least the proud owner is from SF... those by the water appreciate the water so much. I showed this to my friends at work, who are from small seaside towns in Califorina. Every time I showed this to someone who grew up by the ocean, all they could do was sigh..... and once I explained the concept - one person gets the painting - they only just sighed again........ I can't even imagine the reaction from the mountain region.... The word is from the califorina seaside contigency - imagine mermaids saying " I could stare at that painting all day...." You have captured a complete eqilibrium in tone,proportion, balance, and scale in subject and color. You rock Julian!!! Giclee???????
Julian, Amazing - You're best marine picture yet. You've never done a giclee of a marine picture before, peut etre????.....could it be possible to share this to a wider audience.......This would be perfect. Might even keep the Vicomte happy. The Monet is so lonely.... and your painting has so much to say,.... and do? At least the proud owner is from SF... those by the water appreciate the water so much. I showed this to my friends at work, who are from small seaside towns in Califorina. Every time I showed this to someone who grew up by the ocean, all they could do was sigh..... and once I explained the concept - one person gets the painting - they only just sighed again........ I can't even imagine the reaction from the mountain region.... The word is from the califorina seaside contigency - imagine mermaids saying " I could stare at that painting all day...." You have captured a complete eqilibrium in tone,proportion, balance, and scale in subject and color. You rock Julian!!! Giclee???????
10.13.06
B.Chapman wrote:
Have missed 3 days of your paintings!! Hope one is on its way!!
Have missed 3 days of your paintings!! Hope one is on its way!!
10.14.06
ruth wrote:
don't worry B Chapman. Julian is very busy this week with a friend digging holes in our kitchen floors and walls, running pipes and electrical wires through them and generally making a long awaited and exciting start on the most important room of the house. He'll be back soon but is meanwhile enjoying a bit of a break, even if he is completely covered in cement dust and looks quite a picture!
don't worry B Chapman. Julian is very busy this week with a friend digging holes in our kitchen floors and walls, running pipes and electrical wires through them and generally making a long awaited and exciting start on the most important room of the house. He'll be back soon but is meanwhile enjoying a bit of a break, even if he is completely covered in cement dust and looks quite a picture!
10.14.06
Linda Warner Constantino wrote:
I have been trying to do a small painting a week instead of each day and it is difficult to schedule the time siince I teach.
Kudos to you for carving out the time each day.
You are an inspiration.
Linda Warner Constantino
I have been trying to do a small painting a week instead of each day and it is difficult to schedule the time siince I teach.
Kudos to you for carving out the time each day.
You are an inspiration.
Linda Warner Constantino
10.15.06
Jennifer Evenhus wrote:
Very nice Julian - I love that you took a detour in your travels - it really adds spice to our work, doesn't it? And how did you know it needed the tiny touch of yellow, was it actually there, or did you add it? Please let me know. Jennifer
Very nice Julian - I love that you took a detour in your travels - it really adds spice to our work, doesn't it? And how did you know it needed the tiny touch of yellow, was it actually there, or did you add it? Please let me know. Jennifer
10.18.06
Julian wrote:
Thanks for all your comments, we're an hour from the Meditteranean coast at Marseille but this is the first visit since spring. Jennifer yes the yellow was there, all the colours of a Mondrian. Julian
Thanks for all your comments, we're an hour from the Meditteranean coast at Marseille but this is the first visit since spring. Jennifer yes the yellow was there, all the colours of a Mondrian. Julian
10.18.06
Ken wrote:
Would love to see this included in your prints!
Would love to see this included in your prints!
10.22.06
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