Daily Painting
»
Cabanon
20cm x 14cm, oil on panel (approx 8"x5½")
Painting status: SOLD
Painted Saturday, 10 September 2011 · Landscape paintings
Daily Painting
»
Painting status: SOLD
Painted Saturday, 10 September 2011 · Landscape paintings
“A large two storey cabanon that at some point in the past had a lean-to extension. The leaves of the vines beyond are already turning.”
The conversation
Thoughts on this painting
6 comments
Really lovely work! Thank-you.
Wonderful light in this. Some things are already turning around Tennessee as well. I think because we've had a very hot and dry summer.
What a suggestive sense of spatiality all around this colored "cabanon"!
I love its tranquility and peace -thank you. A
Julian,
Can you explain what a cabanon is relative to other structures around you?
An agricultural stone building, uninhabited, used seasonally by shepherds, grape pickers etc. Some are the size of a very small house with fireplace and an upper floor. Very rudimentary in comparison to farmhouses and not usually more than 500 sq. ft. A satelite building for a farm.