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Quince with Andalucian jug
119cm x 14cm, oil on board
Painting status: SOLD
Painted Saturday, 17 November 2012 · Still life paintings
Daily Painting
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Painting status: SOLD
Painted Saturday, 17 November 2012 · Still life paintings
“The last quince on the tree; it fell of in my hand as I tried in vain to get it with leaves (the leaves came seperately).”
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Beautiful painting, Julian.
Wonderful play with those yellows.
I just saw Tiepolo's "Alexander with the Women of Darius" in the Detroit Museum of Fine Arts. He played around with yellows in that painting, too, very much as you did here. If you'd like to see, you can google it. Look at the most saturated version; it's the one that most like Tiepolo's actual painting.
Very beautiful combinations Julian...
Luscious paint!
I know you don't know when it's my birthday and I shouldn't mention it, what a glorious gift to all of us who celebrate this day!
PS. I'm glad you rescued the spectacular leaves - so crisp and light next to the heavy and mellow fruit!
I found some very primitive quinces on my local market and could not resist painting them.Why are these fruits so appealing?
A Newtonian moment! This is a little beauty Julian