glad to see that you are back! it was so good of your wife to send a message, but she asked us not to flood you with e-mail. hope you're feeling better. happy fall and i love your paintings!
Julian,
Conserve your energy (not an easy thing with a one year old...)- we can wait while you recover, well, maybe we can't, but it sounds empathetic to say so. You've rather spoiled us with your heretofore "daily" paintings. We missed you!
Welcome back!! Nothing was so pleasing today as seeing the familiar Postcard from Provence in my inbox. So, so pleased to see you are well and painting. And Clementines seems somehow the perfect subject. They are beautiful.
Great to know that you are feeling better! It was so kind of your wife to let us know what was happening. May those worries now be behind you all, and may this new season bring great health and joy.
Welcome back! Glad to see you're getting "back into the frame" ;) I'm sure you want to charge around and get out in the fresh air but please do take your time - we'll all still be here as you get over such a long "rest" in a hospital bed.
Brilliant pic!
Welcome back, Julian! I hope that you are now fully recovered. I have missed your beautiful paintings, but look forward to experiencing autumn in Provence through your eyes and paint brush.
Well worth the wait. You had your hospital experience in confluence with my signup to get your paintings. Thought maybe I had jinxed you. Great to see this wonderful art.
Welcome back! I'm so happy that brush still knows what to do in your hand. The "Clementines" are superb. I'm ready to peel and savor their juice and flavor.
Thank God you are well and back home, Julian. All three of you must be very happy about that. And what a beautiful picture to start the new season! Welcome back.
I breathed a sigh of relief today when I saw your beautiful postcard. Thank you to Ruth for letting us know you were ill. I'm glad you are back, healthy and painting! You are an inspiration.
Thanks to Ruth for letting us know why we were not receiving your "gift" each day.
This painting is amazing and it shows that your talent is still very much a part of you.
Stay well and enjoy being home with your family.
Thank God for all blessings.
I am so glad you are well again. I have been thinking about you and your family and definitely wishing for the best for you. Your paintings feed my soul. Carmen
Julian, it's so good to see you in motion again, and you are still in my prayers. I never forget how you are one of those who got my own creative juices running again by starting Postcards in Provence. Beautiful work as always, and be well my friend!
Glad to see you back again and to be receiving your beautiful paintings...hope you are well and all that hospital thing is in the past...
Cheers - here's to good health
Sandy
I love these clementines - that peel is so rich it is practically marmalade! So glad to hear you are home and reunited with Ruth and Louis... just lovely, Julian... much love to you all Barbara
This is beautiful! Barely home and back at it, not missing a beat. You're amazing! Please thank Ruth for all of her updates and I'm so glad you're home and well.
It's hard to believe that a guy who can paint colors this rich, vibrant and alive is just back from the hospital!
I'm so happy you're back and sending "postcards" again. As you can see from the comments, we have missed you greatly.
WOW, you surely have not lost your touch, those clementines are superb! Sooo happy to have you back to the drawing board. Best wishes and best of health to you!
WOW, you surely have not lost your touch, those clementines are superb! Sooo happy to have you back to the drawing board. Best wishes and best of health to you!
It's great to see you back, Julian. I've been thinking of you, and hoping that you are now doing well. And another beautiful painting for all of us to enjoy.
So thrilled to see your email drop into my box! The first painting of your "season of recovery" made me smile because over the summer I've become rather addicted to chilled, freshly juiced Clementines. Great choice and handling.
Glad you're back,
Lee
California
Bienvenu!!!!!!!!! Having had a "strokelet" myself (we weren't SURE you had one -- hope not) I empathize. Amazing what stress can do. Is it possible for us to see what the long-awaited Louis looks like? A 1 year-old would have to be asleep in order for you to make a portrait for us. Ruth, am sure you are glad to have your hubby back! Love to all 3 of you.
Welcome home Julian!!!
I am so glad you are back. I have missed your beautiful painting emails enormously. and many happy birthday wishes to Louis,
Best Regards,
Maud
Welcome back!.....it?s really made my day to see you in my In box. I was just showing your book to someone yesterday and saying how much I?ve been missing your emails. Hope you?re fully recovered ? great painting too!
Welcome back! It is a joy to see your work! I missed this pleasure in my mailbox. I hope you are recovered; you are obviously back to painting beautiful images!
What a comeback! Fantastic
Thank God you are home.
Are you affiliated to any galleries in England and do you only sell your work through this auction site?
warmest regards to you and your family
welcome home, not just to yr lovely home in provence, but to yr place in all of our minds, our hearts and our eyes. thanks for going at the painting so quickly. a nice surprise! gfs
Welcome back Julian! And what a beautiful painting! I hope you get an 'Indian Summer' this year, drawn out mellow days to soak up some healing and wonderful family times.
So glad to see you're back and painting again. Thanks to Ruth for letting us know and so have not flooded your box with messages. Hope you're 100% really soon. Hope to finally meet you the next time I'm in your area.
Myra Patin
Colorado Springs, CO
Welcome back, Julian. You were missed. Glad to hear that you are now home and feeling well enough to be back at the easel. Wishing you continued good health.
Best,
R
Takeyce
I'm glad that your health has returned and that you are back home in Bedoin with your family. Your return to painting is a perfect example of your talent in creating sensuous images with light and colour.
Welcome home! Great to know you are OK! Thank you to your wife for her email and a huge thank you to you for sharing your beautiful work with us once again. Anita
I was thinking about you tonight and said a little prayer for you. I have missed you and your paintings so much, and I'm so glad you are fine now.
Your painting is really good - love the touch of blue in back of the clementines. Evelyn
So very happy and relieved that you are back from hospital and working again. I very much missed seeing your artwork. I admire your economical brushwork, use of limited colour, and spot on composition. I have saved all your emails and refer to them for inspiration when doing my own art. Stay well.
Dear Julian,
Cheers!
So glad to know that you are back and started painting again.
Beautiful work as usual!!!
Wish you all the best for a healthy and many many years of painting.
Kusum
Well I am glad that you are back, obviously hospital has sharpened your paintbrush because these three little beauties are stunning. Happy late birthday to your little lad as well.
Beautiful piece as usual Julian. So good to have you back, hard not to flood you with emails but seems there are a lot of us out here who missed you! :)
Auguri Julian! Great to see you & your wonderful paintings are back ... much love to you, Ruth & Louis, and (belated?) Happy Birthday to the little one xox
Julian,
I didn't know you had been in the hospital. you bring so much joy to so many (look at all these emails) I certainly hope you are back 100%! So pace yourself, all you friends and admirers are cheering for you.
God bless you,
Sr. Ellen Turner
Ditto to all above.....I'm so relieved your home with your family and recouperating ...quickly I pray.
The clementines are lovely, dark and mysterious. They make me thing of three actors taking their final bow on stage.
Julian: What is there left say? But I might as well get my 2 cents in.
So good to see you back and in the swing!
Obviously you haven't lost a step or a brush
stroke. Stay well!
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