Apples And Pears In A Hallway Framed Print from Fine Art America
The photograph I used as my starting point was taken a year ago at an erstwhile (and that’s another story to be told when I’m ready) friend’s hallway. I threw together a couple of books — vintage copies of Jane Austen’s Emma and Northanger Abbey that I bought from the shop attached to Chawton House in Steventon — a bottle of Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey whisky and a wooden ‘bothy’ bowl that I bought from Garden Trading; I’ve since bought several more! The lilies were already on the hall table.
As is my way, I added a couple of textures from Design Cuts and some apples from an image by Leti Kugler at Unsplash.
Oh, I nearly forgot. Some of you might recognise the print on the wall. Yes, it’s Copper Pear.
Available at the following galleries:
Redbubble
Crated
Zazzle US
Zazzle UK
Fine Art America [14 fulfillment centers in 5 countries]
Saatchi Art
Take care and keep laughing!
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Very nice piece, Sarah. Love the effect the textures give it. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Sarah!
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Very nice, with a ‘cool’ feel added by the Jack Daniels. I can see this in a contemporary setting.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Much thanks, Pete. I can see it in an older setting (like a certain seaside cottage) so if you can see it in a contemporary setting, my job is done! x
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Very nice Sarah! ❤ Carolina
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Bless you, Carolina!
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It’s lovely. There are lots of things to see the longer you look at it. I really like the textures and tones. And, being a really nosy person, I’m dying to hear the story of the erstwhile friend!
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You’re a sweetheart, Mary! I will tell the story as it was one of my most traumatic experiences but I don’t think I’m quite ready yet.
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Okay. I won’t pry. When you are ready.
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Here are some pertinent words to be getting on with! Schoolfriend, ADHD, OCD, right-wingers, gaslighting, disability, PTSD. 🙂
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Hah! Just to whet my appetite 🙂
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Beautiful and all the more amazing by knowing how you put it together. Thanks, Sarah!
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Ah, that’s interesting to hear, Olga. You may remember that at one point I was always giving details about the creation of a piece but then got bored by doing so! Thank you! By the way, I’ve just downloaded Golden Hill for my iPad after reading the sample! I’m currently reading and loving The Embroiderer which I thought I’d bought on your recommendation but it doesn’t come up on either of your sites when I search.
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Such a lovely artsy piece! Love how you placed everything and the textures are awesome. Well done! 🙂
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That’s good to hear because I really did throw the objects together at the time! Thanks, Itaya.
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Beautiful sense of colour and perspective. Always love your work
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Bless you, No. 1 fan!
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The glow is beautiful.
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Aww! Much thanks, dear friend.
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And that, is how beautiful art is made … by those who breathe in beauty. 🙂
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Oh, Widders, you make my heart soar!
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This is fabulous! Love how you composed this!
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Bless you, Syd, as always.
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Lovely work, Sarah! 💕
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Much thanks, Dina!
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Such a tranquil, fresh image of apples and pears, Sarah. 🙂
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I’m so glad you like it. Thanks, Marge!
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