ANTIQUE SILVER SPOONS (SOLD-click to view results)


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4x4 inches oil on panel
copyrights reserved by jeanne illenye 2007
A simply wonderful thing happens to sterling silver when it’s aged over 100 years . . . it acquires the most mellow patina as exhibited here in this clutch of antique spoons.

12 comments:

  1. Jeanne,

    I just wanted to compliment you on your wonderful painting ability and beautiful style. And also for your eBay presentation ... it's a lot of work and it shows.

    Very, very lovely -
    Ann

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  2. Thank you so very much, Ann! I've been delving into a more contemporary look to my work, which I am enjoying immensely. This particular painting was quite intense...most are, being so small, but this was more so. I also appreciate your compliments on my ebay presentation -- I do indeed put a lot of work into that as well, because creating beauty is my main focus in everything! Thank you kindly!! Jeanne

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  3. This is really a nice painting great work

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  4. Thank you, Delilah!! It was a lot of work!

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  5. This painting really stands out. I can see there was a LOT of detail you had to work out. Great job.

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  6. Thank you, Carol! Every bud on the handles had to be contoured and of course the reflections were equally as detailed. Thanks again! Jeanne

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  7. Thank you (epiphany artist) so much! I find these antique silver spoons such a maginificent art form in themselves, I am humbled to attempt to interpret them in paint. Jeanne

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  8. I wanted to comment on your blog and say "Lovely painting, Jeanne!" I know that kind of detail is a lot of work, and tedious, but you've kept it fresh and vibrant.

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  9. Thank you, Diana, for your lovely compliments! As you say from your own artistic experience, keeping it fresh vibrant is critical. Here I think my enthusiasm for my subject just shined through all the hard work as it truly was a labor of love. Thanks again, Jeanne

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  10. Traditional and breathtaking art - I have been browsing around this blog and although your painting is very different to my own, it's been a real pleasure to view it.

    Best Regards

    Joe

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  11. Thank you SO much, Joe! Yes, I have classical roots and love traditional subjects as well as contemporary realism. This particular painting combines the two with a traditional subject cropped into a more abstract format which I found particularly enjoyable. Thank you for your lovely comments and I'll check out your site as well. Jeanne

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