Peach Lily

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Peach Lily

Acrylic on a gallery wrapped canvas, painted all sides. Gradient, parchment-like background. Lots of detail in the lilies. Size: 24 x 24. Cert. of Auth., Artist Bio/Statement, Copyright 2005

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Acrylic on a gallery wrapped canvas painted all sides. Gradient parchment-like background. Lots of detail in the lilies. Size: 24 x 24. Cert. of Auth. Artist Bio/Statement Copyright 2005
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Fine Art Acrylic Florals lily floral flowers

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Alessandra Gatti

Alessandra Gatti 05 Oct 2009

It's a beauty! shine colours and great impact :)

Carol Sabo
Artist Reply: Thanks, Alessandra... I'm always happy to please the viewers.
silvana vistola

silvana vistola 05 Oct 2009

so beautifully done!

Carol Sabo
Artist Reply: Thanks, Silvana. This lily is showing off her stuff... a human quality... but, it works with flowers too.
ruth sears

ruth sears 04 Oct 2009

to my eyes this is just perfect!!!!!!!

Carol Sabo
Artist Reply: Thank you, Ruth but as you know, artists are always striving for "perfection". I think I have done 1/2 dozen that were 99% perfect--but I have done some calligraphy that were 100% perfect.
Deborah Johnson

Deborah Johnson 04 Oct 2009

Beautifully rendered and I particularly like the parchmentish background.

Carol Sabo
Artist Reply: Thank you, Deborah. I've been a professional artist for over 45 years. I love to paint. I like to mix the paint right on the canvas when I do gradient or parchment-like backgrounds. I have a piece in the Smithsonian Postal Museum. What medium do you work in?
Elton Houck

Elton Houck 04 Oct 2009

wonderful rinditions..so botanical yet beautiful..

Carol Sabo
Artist Reply: Thanks Elton.... I love putting my flowers center stage as if they were going to sing or dance for the viewer.