"Cherished early guests" Oil on masonite, 10 x 8 inches
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Have a wonderful week everyone!
Thanks for your visit and words,
which always mean a lot.
-Pierre
10 comments:
Wow! You blow my mind, Pierre! This composition and story of stacked china is quite a feat! I adore the reflections on the surface of the cups- especially the two on the top of the tower. The subtle nuances are so effective in expressing the shiny, reflective surfaces. Glorious!
Love the balance here! (In more ways than one.)
Excellent l’empilement en équilibre instable des tasses où l’on attend les mains qui vont arriver pour les prendre et leur éviter une chute éventuelle. Très bien vu. J’aime particulièrement les deux tasses du haut de la pile et leur blanc laiteux. Une fois de plus, superbe. Félicitations Pierre. Bonne journée à toi.
Emmanuel.
Thank you Nicki! I'm sort of addicted to this china series. To make my case worse, I recently discovered a beautiful shop specialised in antique china, crystal and tableware only 10 minutes from my studio. This is where I purchased one of the sets (cup on the top), a Royal Bayreuth (Germany) from 1794.
A great week to you!
-Pierre
Thanks Rob! In the next months I will create some larger paintings on that same subject which will allow to push further on definition and subtilties. Have a wonderful week!
-Pierre
Merci Emmanuel! Effectivement, les sessions de photographie avec la porcelaine empilée sont toujours bien périlleuses! Il y a parfois des trucs dissimulés pour tenir le tout en équilibre. Une très belle journée à toi aussi!
-Pierre
Very nice Pierre!
Thanks Jason! How things are going lately? Looking forward to discover your new works. Take care.
-Pierre
Love the precarious stack, Pierre, and the way the light seeps across this painting. Merry Christmas to you!
Thank you Don. Always a challenge not making those spontaneous structures fall apart! I wish you a wonderful holiday season!
-Pierre
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