by Carl Holsoe, who died on November 7, 1935.
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Fabulous painting. Happy T Day! Valerie
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming painting. It is one that could be trimmed in half & still be lovely to look at; wondering, pondering, what is "she" gazing at? Children playing; animals frolicking; nothing but the passage of time.
ReplyDelete...I like it.
ReplyDeletePretty view from the window and doors. I wonder if the Artist's Wife is thinking: He wants me to pose and sit still for him while he paints me like a lady of leisure. Doesn't he know I have so much to do? It's laundry day. The children will be home from school soon. I have dinner to make... Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Holsoe, but I love his style. At first i thought it was a photograph it was so realistic. This is a beautiful painting and a great choice for T this Tuesday, too dear.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, I love this painting so much looks like a photo thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteps I am going to turn this into an online puzzle over at jigsaw planet
ReplyDeleteGood selection. I love to see how painters view their families as well as others.
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
What a pretty room and view too. I wonder what she is thinking off as she looks off into the distance. I hope something good! I hope you have a wonderful T day Nita. And are enjoying your day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely painting. The room reminds me of my great grandmother's kitchen. Happy T Day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting. I love the scene, exactly something that I would like to be in.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tea Day,
Kate
Lovely painting. A new artist to me. Happy T Day.
ReplyDeletePeaceful and pretty! TFS and Happy T-day!
ReplyDeleteA light scene, I love it.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty painting! Just lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteI too love this painting. It feels so real.
ReplyDeleteI don't know this painter, but this painting is beautiful. Calm and peaceful, but also a bit melancholic.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely painting ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
This is just a gorgeous painting. The name of the artist if familiar, yet I don't know him or his work. I'll have to look him up.
ReplyDeleteOh Wow! I'm going to look him up ..tomorrow...it's nearly midnight. Belated Happy T Day, Chrisx
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