Postcard from Provence

DeWayne wrote:
Simply amazing. After six month sof bidding, I am hopeful this will b emy lucky day. Cheers!

Mary wrote:
enchanting - wish I was there.

Joan wrote:
Once again got a bid in but still waiting to be among the chosen. Hope springs eternal, and I really like this one.

blg wrote:
this is one of the most delectable of all. the gorgeous swipe of trees by the house--i love the way the environment embraces the building.

gerry wrote:
a superb interpretation of autumn's hues; really great contrast between field and sky.

Peter Yesis wrote:
The balance between the wisp of the jet trail cloud and the solid plowed earth is what makes this painting so wonderful. That and your terrific handling of light. Always delightful to see what ou come up with.

Karen in Maine wrote:
Julian, this is so delectable! I wanted to try for it, but got caught up in a meeting at work. Too hard to explain"...'scuse me, er..i gotta go try to be first in line for a postcard from Provence..." !
Alexy...enjoy!! Karen

e.d.prowe wrote:
Julian, We're smitten by the light in this one! It's a beeline from the eye to the heart-simply wonderful!

Jan Blencowe wrote:
What a beautiful combination of simplicity and complexity! Simple forms in the sky, mountain and dark trees set off by complex bits of color that make up the buildings, the lighter trees in the mid-ground and the texture in the foreground field. A perfect balance. Bravo!! I so enjoyed seeing this!

amelia Safran wrote:
Julian,I looove your paintings. May I know with what brushes you paint those small size ones?? thank you to brighten my days with your woderful paintings