Hay Rolls with Summer Sky, L. Daniel, 18 x 18This is the larger painting of Hay Rolls. I was drawn to the wonderful variety of "rolling" forms in this scene: the spools of hay in the foreground, the undulating tree masses and distant hills, and finally the swirling sky shapes. All seemed to be unified by that summer afternoon in Texas, white bright light that we know so well.
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masterful~!
BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL!! BEAUTIFUL!!!
Laurel, This is beautiful, it has a wonderful rhythm to it and the colors are so pleasing.
This is so beautiful! I love the sky and just can't quit looking at it wondering how you do it! I also love hay roll paintings and this just captures them so perfectly!
You have captured the moment. Beautiful!
I really love this Laurel... They sky... the hay rolls as they fade back... everything is perfect!!
I love how bright it is. The study painting was great too, but this larger piece is just luminous.
Me too! I really drawn to the slightly geometric, slightly random quality of hay roles. I am always wanting to stop and photograph them. However, i always think that you need the lighting just right. sigh. AND there just aren't places to stop by the side of the road out here.
Erin :)
Me too! I really drawn to the slightly geometric, slightly random quality of hay roles. I am always wanting to stop and photograph them. However, i always think that you need the lighting just right. sigh. AND there just aren't places to stop by the side of the road out here.
Erin :)
Wow! Gorgeous!
is this painting for sale?
Hey all, Thanks so much!!!
Michael - thank you for asking but this painting has sold. I reallly appreciate your inquiry!! :)
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