I'm about a year late in posting this, but this was my painting from our 2010 Jeep Trip with Kelley MacDonald, Mary Sheehan Winn, and Ros Farbush. The Jeep Trip has become an annual event since the first year we borrowed my husband's Jeep and travelled off the beaten path to find Edward Hopper's former home in Truro, MA on Cape Cod. We found it, and painted it...(it appears earlier in this blog, December 31, 2007) and ever since then, we have planned this all important trip, although we now venture to Provincetown and paint all day. Hopefully I'll post this year's painting soon.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
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I'm about a year late in posting this, but this was my painting from our 2010 Jeep Trip with Kelley MacDonald, Mary Sheehan Winn, and Ros Farbush. The Jeep Trip has become an annual event since the first year we borrowed my husband's Jeep and travelled off the beaten path to find Edward Hopper's former home in Truro, MA on Cape Cod. We found it, and painted it...(it appears earlier in this blog, December 31, 2007) and ever since then, we have planned this all important trip, although we now venture to Provincetown and paint all day. Hopefully I'll post this year's painting soon.
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This showed up on my new thumbnail blog roll. I LOVE it!! You have such a way with these houses.
The Jeep trip is the highlight of summer for me!
Miss you girlfriend!
I just love this Paula! It makes a really strong statement! (I too noticed it on my blog roll!) Love how you do architecture. You rock!
I LOVE this!
I was going to say you rock but Nancy did already!
I love the pink house Paula, I used to live in one! :-)
Better late than never... I, too, was going to say "You ROCK!", but I see two other people beat me to it. VERY cool. and I love how you actually finish the paintings ... mine just pile up. This painting is pretty perfect - I love everything about it. Jeep trips rock!
It was worth waiting a year... It's wonderful!!!
I really like this one, the crispness, the colors, reminds me of a clear fall day. Very nice.
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