Apple Pair5x7 Oil on Masonite
Available at Evergreen Gallery
This pair of apples is from an abandoned orchard near our home. The apples looked so perfect hanging in the late day sun.
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6x6 Oil on Masonite Painted 9/07
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About Me
- Shirley J Aboudib
- My name is Shirley Aboudib. I began painting 15 years ago but put it aside to raise a family and to develop our businesses. Now that my 4 daughters are getting older I have begun to paint again and really enjoy it. I have worked with many different mediums and on many different surfaces but I prefer oil on gessoed masonite. I also prefer the smaller format as it forces me to loosen up. I consider myself an impressionistic realist. I like things to look like they really do but I would prefer not to labor over them. I love to paint scenes that include water, cottages, landscapes, boats, rivers and I enjoy still lifes that include fruits, vegetables and flowers. I have some experience doing people and would like to master that art. I learned to paint while living in Texas but now live in Michigan with my family and I am very inspired by the beauty of the Michigan outdoors. If you are a collector, thank you for considering my art. You are what pushes me on and encourages me to refine my skill. My paintings are all signed originals and dated on the back. Look up my posting titled "About the Artist" for more information.
Angie on Silver Lake
6x6 Oil on Masonite Painted 9/07
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