Horseapples In A Pie Tin
by Rand Burns
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Title
Horseapples In A Pie Tin
Artist
Rand Burns
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
Upon a silvery pie tin, three horseeapple fruits sit, highlighted by strong light and soft shadow. Complementary colors of chartreuse green and alizarin crimson make this work glow and honor the beauty and mystery.
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February 8th, 2013
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Comments (10)
Marian Bell
Have never heard of a horseapple before, Randy, but love your interpretation of them! Love the complimentary colors you chose for them! LF
Nancy Griswold
I have never seen a horse-apple, what a cool fruit! Painted with your trademark fabulous painterly technique, the wall shadow and light source give them full form and a beautiful glow FAV/L
Rand Burns replied:
Thank you for your comment on the light and shadow in this horse apple still life Nancy. I appreciate the F/L also. They are intriguing fruits. I hope you see one sometimes.
Laurel Adams
Randy...Being a botanical study artist myself, I love your BOTANICALS and STRUCTURE of PLANTS CollectionS and wish to feature their Intricacies today...THANK YOU for these beautiful glimpses!..LF
Rand Burns replied:
Laurel, thank you for your visit and comments on this series of botanical studies and portraits. Thanking you also for the F/L on the works.
Jimmy Carender
This painting brings back memories. When I was a kid I bit into one of these, mistake. Unique oil painting with complimentary colors. F/L
Rand Burns replied:
Jimmy, thank you for sharing your memories of biting into a horse apple when you were a kid. I love reading this. I remember biting into a house plant called an elephant ear. Not easily forgotten either. Glad you liked this still life and the color scheme. Thank you for the F/L.
Kim Tran
I love the green tones and contrast in this wonderful composition work Randy! L/f
Rand Burns replied:
Kim, thank you for your comment on the colors and the composition in this horse apple still life. I appreciate it and also the F/L.
Elisabeth Lucas
Beautiful! Lf
Rand Burns replied:
Thank you very much for your comment on 'Horseapples In A Pie Tin' Elisabeth. I appreciate the L/F.
Ayman Alenany
So beautiful Randy, love the texture you do here, perfect, .... L/F.
Rand Burns replied:
Ayman, thank you very much. I am so happy you enjoyed the textures in this work my friend. Thank you for the L/F.
Clotilde Espinosa
We have those also inTexas...and when we moved here we thought they could be eaten:-). Again Randy! you are a fabulous artist!! F/V.
Rand Burns replied:
Clotilde, I am so glad you are familiar with these. They are beautiful in there way. They certainly do look edible. I have found they make a good room deodorizer. I appreciate so much your wonderful words. Thank you once again for the F/V also!
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