I’ve got about 5 minutes to post this before my ride gets here! This is my version of American artist Marie Haughton Spaeth’s White Birch (Janet), 1923. Hers was oils, mine is acrylic because I was in a hurry! I’m calling my version Among the Birches. I did this for American artist week in my Diary of Faces group, but I decided to do it on a canvas instead of my book. It’s 16″x20″. Linking to my buds at Paint Party Friday! Gotta run!
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how gorgeous! I like your version better with the more blue-ish tone
have a great day!
That is simply lovely… the background is dreamy and I love the soft folds in the dress … great stuff…xx
Really, really beautiful, fresh and dreamy!
This is stunning! I love the soft colour palette.
wow your painting is beautiful and totally love this gorgeous picture. Happy PPF, Annette x
Well great, I really like the result, the girl has been perfect and very realistic background birch, get well without canceling the background. Saludos
This is so beautiful. All your portraits have been.
Wow, how gorgeous! I love the angle of her face and how expertly you painted this.
Beautiful indeed! love her!
This is absolutely gorgeous!
I love your color palette and layering of colors and the incorporation of the figure in nature.
Happy PPF!!
Mary
The detail in that painting is just stunning – from her dress, to her hair, to the skin of her arms. Really well done.
This is truly lovely. Her hair just glows with rich color!
This is just so beautiful and masterful. I love it. Happy PPF!
this is so gorgeous-wow!!! Happy PPF!
gasp! i hope this is framed and on your wall!
Beautiful!!
Incredible!! It comes up second on a google search too!! In case you are interested!! I like yours best!! Just gorgeous!!
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so beautiful!
Gorgeous – I love the way you caught the light in this painting. I also love the soft colors.
Marvelous rendition ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
so soft and sweet – and the Birch trees remind me of Melbourne! You did well for a five minute post too!
beautiful. i love way you’ve captured the texture of her dress.