by Elizabeth Okie Paxton, who died on April 2, 1972 at 92 years of age. Please post something drink-related and join us at the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering.
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...it's time for my breakfast!
ReplyDeleteNice breakfast. I wonder what's in the tureen? Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteThis is a very relaxing painting. At first glance it looks very old style, but then it you look at the china, you see it is a bit more modern than the old masters would have used. Thanks for sharing. And have a great T day. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting. These paintings that look like a photograph are amazing to me
ReplyDeleteHappy T
That painting makes me want to have a stay at a hotel for room service. Umm I wonder if Mr Man would like to role play one morning!?!?!
ReplyDeleteDivers i remember the beautiful art you show. Always a pleasure to visit you on T Day! Hugs@ deb
ReplyDeleteFabulouS pAINTING: hAPPY t dAY; vALERIE
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely settings and beautiful paintings.
ReplyDeleteOld time grapefruits had more seeds than they do now! Nice choice of art work.
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Looks yummy! To a happy T-Day, oh, I am still hungry!
ReplyDeletea lovely looking breakfast and painting. It truly looks more like a photo- and that kind of detail in paintings always amazes me. Happy T day!
ReplyDeleteI read what Erika wrote and I was thinking something similar. Her painting really DID take on the feel of the old masters, but the cup and saucer with more in the style of the 40s and 50s from what I've seen in magazines. A truly LOVELY entry from an artist I;'m glad you shared with us this week for T this Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteYum! Looks like a breakfast that I would love to wake up to every morning.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tea Day,
Kate
Serious talent in this artist - beautiful painting. I too wonder what is the covered dish. Lovely share. Happy T-day a bit late. Hugz
ReplyDeleteA lovely, atmospheric painting.
ReplyDeleteI never understood what a "continental" breakfast is, but this one looks so good.
ReplyDeleteLove that painting! Thanks for posting. Happy belated t day.
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm so late, I've been away visiting family 😀. Wow, is that really a painting, it looks more like a photograph - amazing! Happy T Tuesday wishes! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteVery lovely and very photorealistic. So sorry, RL got in the way, and I am terribly late. Happy T Day! Elle/EOTC xx
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