Lady Dance Belly Dancer Art Female Figurative Impressionist Painting "Lady Dancer" by Debra Hurd

 Oil on Canvas

 48"x24" /Available

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"Spring Morning" by South African Figurative artist Marie Theron

"Spring Morning" by South African Figurative artist Marie Theron

Since I stepped away from the rabbits and stitch cartoons with their formality, I have been leaning towards Impressionism more and more. I am quite settled in the tropical town of Durban. As I found long ago when I lived here, I am almost invigorated by the heat and humidity. Suddenly my palette bursts with colour and vibrance.

To do the particular background effect, I cut shapes from the skins of dry paint which I peeled from my palette. This gave my one grand daughter much joy, because I was "recycling" paint!

"Spring Morning" 

by Figurative artist Marie Theron

"Spring Morning" 
150mm x 210mm
6" x  8"
ZAR 1417
US$ 139
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"Equestrienne in White" by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

"Equestrienne in White" 

by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

6' X 8' X 1

US$94

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"The Yellow Guitar" by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

"The Yellow Guitar" 

by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

Acrylic on Wrapped Canvas

10' x 10' x 1'

US$163

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In the Cool of the Day by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

In the Cool of the Day

 by South African Figurative Artist Marie Theron

 6' x 8' x 1'Acrylic on Canvas

US$ 163

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"The Met Lady" by Giselle McMenamin

"The Met Lady" 10x8" Oil on panel
GiselleMcMenamin

I'm a newbie here. Just signed up with CFAI. Looking forward to contributing to this blog and seeing everyone's work on here. Very inspirational. The above piece is one I painted this week of a lady resting on the railings leading up to the Met. Thought she was the epitome of the NYC dweller with the "get out of my face attitude" that you see there so often. Tough and rich. Loved her red shoes too, regardless of the attitude.