6" x 6"
Oils on Gessobord
I thought this mug and brush belonged to my step-father but in talking with my mother and brother, they informed me it belonged to my dad. That makes these at least 54 years old as he passed away when I was eight. Though chipped and cracked these will be passed on to future generations in our family.
4 comments:
How wonderful to have this painted memory of your Dad's mug and brush! What a special painting this will be because of who and what it represents. Can you remember watching your Dad shave? I think that is the first intimation for a little girl of what a "man" is :)
Thank you Rhonda. Actually, I don't have any memories of watching my dad shave. I wish I did and wish I had more memories than I do. So I listen when Mom or my siblings share their memories. :)
P.S. I reworked the painting and you can see it on my website. Never can leave the brush alone lol.
Hi Ann, You left a comment on my still life I posted on Wet Canvas so I thought I'd visit you. Thank you for your nice comment on my painting, I appreciate it. You do wonderful work, I really love this one, everything about it. The subject and the looseness. Take care, Barb
Thanks for visiting my blog, Barb. I'm pleased you enjoyed your visit.
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