6" x 6" Oil
$85.00 + $10. s/h
I loved how this man was almost all alone on the beach continuing to read. I agree with him; when you're in the Caribbean, why leave the beach!?
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- Pam Holnback
- I am an oil painter from Colorado Springs, Colorado. I retired in May 2008 after 28 years of teaching art and now have more time to pursue my passions of painting and traveling. My life has revolved around my love of art, starting with afternoon art classes while in kindergarten, a degree in art education, sharing my passion with hundreds of students yearly, and painting as often as I can. This journal is a combination of my daily paintings, my studio and plein-air work, my classes and workshops, and pieces from my travels past and present.
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10 comments:
Charming gem ! You captured a moment in time very well.
Nice work, Pam!
Once Christmas is over I'm always ready for sun and warm temperatures. This is a very pleasing painting indeed.
Carol, thank you! For me it was exactly that, a moment in time. So glad that you felt it!
Thank you Jill.
Douglas, Thanks so much. I'm w/ you. Colorado winters seem to get longer and colder as I get older!
What a fine way to read a book! Love the story of this piece, Pam. I bet he's almost done with his book!
Yes, I can tell that he is engrossed in his book (or his thoughts)...nicely done
Pam, looks like fun, beautiful colors!
Love the title of this. I feel like I'm there. Great painting!
Beautiful colors Pam. Nice job.
Sherry, Thank you. I'm sure, at least I hope that, he's done by now!
Thank you Celeste. You're right, it could be his thoughts!
Nancy, Thanks so much! It was so much fun!
Thank you Kimberly, Wish you were there, too!
Becky. thank you! Red and orange do make a fun beach colors!
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