and a better look.
And here's the painting that started it all...
Very old. Very beautiful. Painted on tin.
Now have a look at these...
R.M.T. 1907
R.M.T. 1903
And some blurry detail. Sorry.
There's more...
A present from my husband. No artist's details but the back is stamped Winsor and Newton's No 2 Quality Prepared Canvas, Rathbone Place, London, W.
Vida Gibson.
`Some are more contemporary, but just as lovely...
Pene Beston.
P. Surian.
Texture and such vibrant colours too. This painting is slightly crazy!
Love this one. Signed but sadly illegible.
For the crafty among you, there are some tapestries on the wall too, but I seem to remember saying something like "less is more" yesterday (Ha!) so I'll only show you one, my favourite...
So many pics. Thanks for looking. Which one did you like best? And I know the detail photos are clumsy but I just couldn't leave them out!
And now for something different. I'm going to buck the floral trend with today's tea towel...
A L-o-n-g Drive! I know I've done it!
Great collection! The P Surian one looks a little Van Gogh inspired, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteFabulous florals. So cheerful. I'd find it hard to choose a favourite - possibly the P Surian one. My partner's nan was a great painter of flowers, well, mainly roses. She painted solidly throughout her 80s!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tea towel, as always.
super prints and paintings!
ReplyDeleteLook cool together, check out Vernon Ward on ebay for floral prints!
I bet you would love them!
I LOVE these! Have you been to Wild Poppy cafe in Fremantle? They have a few prints like these on their walls. Now i'm inspired to have my own 'flower power' wall!
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