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8 comments:
What a beautiful modernish landscape. I love the wide swaths of green. Great work Lynne!
That looks so dreamy I could stare at it forever.
That is beautiful.
absolutely gorgeous! it looks like your process was free and intuitive and i always aspire to let my painting go more in that direction. well done!
such a lovely painting....love it
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Maybe it's because I've got books on the brain whenever I chat to you girls, but it reminds me of how I imagine the English countryside in some of those 19th century English novels set in rural parts like Anna of the Five Towns. Dreamy.
So tranquil! Muy tranquilo! Thank you!
I totally agree with the article.
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