View of a Harbour – Caspar David Friedrich Card created by FirstNightVintage.
Source: View of a Harbour – Caspar David Friedrich Card | Zazzle
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The sun is out in Beetley, and another sale for you. Hurrah!
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Thanks! It’s trying to shine here – and as I wrote that, it came out from a cloud! x
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This is so good. 😁
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I’m glad you like it. I’m very fond of Friedrich’s work.
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Gorgeous! Congratulations, Sarah!
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Thank you, Olga.
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What a gorgeous harbour scene and artwork, Sarah! Congrats on the sale! 🙂
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Much thanks, Itaya.
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Congrats!
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Thanks, Kendall!
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Welcome!
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Beautiful image!
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🙂
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delicious use of pastel shades and perspective. Always a delight to look at
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Yes! I must look for some more of his work to sell. Thank you, Peter.
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The old windjammers … may they rule the seas once more. 🙂
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What a sight that would be to see. Or should that be sea? 🙂
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