Les Bêtes De La Mer for Henri Matisse

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Les Bêtes De La Mer for Henri Matisse

Williamsburg, Virginia, USA, 2009, 14"x14," acrylic, cardboard,blue dark and light,underwater, strange creatures, sea, happy mood.

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Fine Art Acrylic Underwater/Sea Life acrylic cardboard blue dark and light under water strange creatures sea happy Bruce Combs

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Anne Whiteway

Anne Whiteway 13 Jan 2015

Bruce, there are so many fascinating details in this. I love the choice of colors and the shapes. It takes me to another world, a world of beauty.

Jerie kunitsky

Jerie kunitsky 22 Jul 2011

Wow!! Your work is amazing.,,

Rebecca Heaton

Rebecca Heaton 02 Feb 2010

I love this one!

Olga van Dijk

Olga van Dijk 09 Sep 2009

AMAZING artwork Bruce.... I can't get enough of it. Your color palette is mesmerizing and beautiful .~Love and Light, Olga

Bruce Combs
Artist Reply: Thank you so very much for expressing your encouraging enthusiasm, Olga! Especially from you that means so much. I love your stunning and absolutely beautiful portraiture. I marvel so, and can't pick one to praise or know what to say, how to express my admiration for them, for you. In short, they leave me speechless -- and that's doesn't happen often to me! Peace, etc., Bruce
Laura Broenink

Laura Broenink 06 Sep 2009

Beautiful vibrant colours, Bruce! I spent quite a long time looking at this, because there are so many different things you can see, hidden amidst all the paint colours and textures. It has a very oceanic feel to it. Wonderful painting! :)

Bruce Combs
Artist Reply: Hi, Laura, Thank you so much for your very thoughtful and analytic comment on that painting, as well as for your own feelings about and from it. As you probably know well by now, if you didn't already, it means so much to an artist to have some specific details or qualities mentioned rather than just and enthusiastic one or two word description. Peace, etc., Bruce