Title: Non-Wagger
Completed in: 2008
Size: 4" x 6"
Materials: Acrylic on gallery stretched canvas
The words read: Turtles do not wag their tails.
Nope.
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Title: Non-Wagger Completed in: 2008 Size: 4" x 6" Materials: Acrylic on gallery stretched canvas The words read: Turtles do not wag their tails. Nope. |
(Enlarged to show details.)
(The painting continues around the staple-free sides. This is a digital photo. The scans above are more accurate.)
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MY REACTION: Turtles have integrity. They cannot be rushed. And they do not care what you think. This is a lush piece. Really rich with washes of deep color. CONTENT: I have always been a tail wagger. I like to show my happiness and to make others happy. But I think this turtle is visiting to remind me (and maybe you, too?) that it is okay not to wag, too. To enjoy life quietly inside. ARTISTIC CONCERNS: This is a traditional brush painting with lots of loose expressive brush work and soft washes built up over many layers. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW: This piece is on a gallery stretched canvas with staple-free sides. Non-Wagger would display nicely unframed either directly on the wall or on a small display stand.
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Turtles do not wag their tails.
Nope.
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