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by Rusty Gladdish
$13.00
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Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Design Details
A commissioned portrait of a little French girl who lives nearby here in France.
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11 oz.
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5 - 7 business days
A commissioned portrait of a little French girl who lives nearby here in France.
I am a painter who writes stories and poems in between pictures. Painting began as a hobby, transmogrified into a therapy and finally emerged as an obssession. I am a self taught 'Outsider Artist' and an instinctive painter and colourist. I paint my dreams and whatever comes into my imagination. I also enjoy painting portraits. The whole of one's life is to be found in the face. The eyes and the mouth tell all. I have a passionate interest in art history and have been influenced by the Renaissance, Caravaggio, the much maligned Impressionists, the Fauvists (especially Matisse) and the Pre-Raphaelites ( to name but a few!!!). My paintings are hanging in private collections in America, Australia, France, Spain, Amsterdam, Turkey,...
$13.00
Felix Berroa
"The whole of one's life is to be found in the face. The eyes and the mouth tell all......." I like that. The images of your faces, as this one, are testimony of your statement. Even without having had an academic trainings, you has something special in your creations, and the intellectuality in your literary gifts help, in the development of "visual artistic concepts." Thanks for your comments on some of my works. Félix Berroa
Natalie Holland
Beautiful portrait! Love the little girl's face!
Rusty Woodward Gladdish
Thank you Anneke! She's actually painted on a circular canvas board 40cms x 40cms but I took a close up because I found cropping a complete circle problematic!! LOL!
Anneke Hut
Stil think she is really gorgeous, Rusty. I didn't see it before, looks like it is painted on a plate?