Grandpa's Barn
by Lee Piper
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$495
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8.000 x 10.000 x 0.500 inches
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Title
Grandpa's Barn
Artist
Lee Piper
Medium
Painting - O/c
Description
An old barn on a hilltop with shade trees and a sunlit lawn with an over grown path. The fence in the foreground is leading the eye up the hill to the barn. The flowers in the foreground indicate a lush landscape. The trees are starting to change color so it could be late summer or early fall. The weathered barn has seen better days but its age has added to its character. Its not hard to imagine owls and other critters making a home in this old building. Even in the winter this could be a cozy place to live. There's plenty of shade not a lot of people and its guite. This is an old farm scene that is slowly becoming a thing of the past. Weathered wood, leaking roof, old paint, no paint, and crumbling foundation all contribute to the painting and the scene.
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January 19th, 2013
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Comments (101)
Hanne Lore Koehler
Fantastic barn landscape painting, Lee! Masterful artistic style and composition! L/F
Mary Lynn Giacomini
Gorgeous artwork Lee! Beautiful brush strokes and good blending and shading of colors. I like your color pallet and contrast in your work! L/f
Lori Pittenger
Congratulations Lee, your outstanding artwork has been featured on the leading page of “Impressionism” group! Feel free to add it to the featured art archive and the catalogs in the group’s discussions. Excellent work! Lori
Reynold Jay
You live inJ Ackson too--not far from Saginaw!!! Always love your work ! Beautiful and an easy FAVORITE once again!
Laura Birr Brown
Your painting technique is a lot like my Great Uncle El's! I always loved it and has a world of nostalgia, wrapped in the strokes. I'm especially drawn to this one! LOVE IT! :-) l/f
Reynold Jay
This is one declared officially to be a BIG WINNER! Always a joy to visit your gallery, Lee. FAV
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