Rural Reds
by Carolyn Rosenberger
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12.000 x 14.000 x 0.750 inches
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Title
Rural Reds
Artist
Carolyn Rosenberger
Medium
Painting - Watercolor
Description
For so many years the bright red of a barn and its outbuildings has been a distinct mark in places such as rural Wisconsin. Unfortunately, they are being replaced with huge "modern" structures which lack the character of these old wooden buildings.
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July 18th, 2012
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Comments (15)
Tami Quigley
This is really beautiful work Carolyn! I love to see the red barns too,they bring so much to a landscape L/F
Cindy McClung
FANTASTIC...I love teh grainy effect it speaks to the harshness the barn must endure. Great presentation. Cindy
Randy Rosenberger
While I already commented on this favorite piece of yours, I am now adding the fave and vote and tweet, and FB and g+1 to my original comment and promotion of this fine piece of water color imagery! Thanks much for sharing your talents and the beauty of your works with us all!
Carolyn Rosenberger
Thank you so much, Norm! I sometimes enjoy doing realistic work, and other times I like doing the impressionistic style.....depends upon my mood, I guess.
Norm Starks
Very nice, Carolyn. I sometimes wish I could do more impressionistic work, but I think I do best at representational art. I envy your extraordinary talent, though. v/f
Carolyn Rosenberger
Thank you for your comments, Nava Jo. Having been raised on a farm, I do appreciate the old buildings very much.
Nava Jo Thompson
Oh--I agree --I love the old red barns and the pastures--and can't stand to see them sell out to developement. Thanks for painting our memories in a beautiful way. Nava
Randy Rosenberger
Fabulous historical value and colors are awesome. I totally agree with your description, as fewer and fewer of these structures fall in disrepair, the term "rural" takes on more of an industrial look. I am happy to see you continue to share your ideas of creativity and beauty, and keeping our true "rural" life alive, even in art works. Just love this beauty and the many stories it unfolds. Thanks for sharing, and you got my F/V on this masterpiece of fine art.
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