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23x17in. ? Oil on gesso-d Watercolor Paper; viridian green, burnt sienna, and white
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February 24, 2006
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COOLPIX P1 10/688 second F/3.0 8 mm 50 May 29, 2006, 6:11:11 PM Share
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Here's to life, liberty, and the pursuit of pursuits.
This is very creepy to me. Although I like how the burnt sienna looks, perhaps making the greens a bit more present would give you the feeling similar to what the crooked painting evokes. It would really drive it home in my mind at least.
Its extreemly well painted! You rock my socks!
The dying plant perhaps indicates she is no longer chaste – deflowered – but her attire is girlish, virgin-ish, she even has a toy bear near her…not necessarily the accoutrements of a strong woman…
Hmmm…the Gentileschi painting has become so synonymous w/ feminism that I’m looking for the correlation, if there is one, to your Judy…I need to think about it a bit more…
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