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Pastel on Mein Teintes paper – 50cm x 35cm
This is the ‘reverse’ version of ‘Moving the Mob’. (This time one of the dogs is visible)! It depicts my husband, Peter, and his wonderful dog ‘Kitch’. I sold the painting from our local gallery circa 2003. It is quite interesting revisiting older works, and I am tempted to play with textured paper again after looking at these two paintings.
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I am a pastel artist living in country Victoria, Australia. My subjects vary, ranging from landscapes, portraiture, animal studies, figurative, life drawing, still life and I find the challenge of painting water particularly enjoyable. I take commissions, and if you require any additional information please contact me via my Bubblesite
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Superb Composition, Lynda
I see you got Jim’s dog in this one ! The impression of the flock is excelent !
What a great comment George. Thank you very much. Does Jim want his dog back?
– Lynda Robinson
WOW!!! just great Lynda…Love the sheep in backgroud too.x
Thanks Varry. Great to hear from you.
– Lynda Robinson
Another beauty, Lynda! A lovely composition! – Pat
Great to hear from you Pat, and thanks for commenting on this one.
– Lynda Robinson
Another wowie one Lynda! Is that Mary in the foreground? The drover would be Pete?
This was done well before ‘Mary’ came along Sandra. The doggy is ‘Kitch’ and Pete is the drover.
– Lynda Robinson
I just adore this capture Lynda, typical Ausie scene. I thought the dog’s suppose to be up front helping and not at the back looking.lol
Hello Noelene – great to hear from you. Yep, ‘Kitch’ was a very keen worker and would move the sheep along a bit too rapidly sometimes, so he often had to be told to ‘Git BEHIND’!!!!
– Lynda Robinson
A very pleasing painting Lynda. I love the textured appearance to it. Warm wishes, Ron.
Thanks Ron. Great to hear from you.
– Lynda Robinson
Perfection Lynda…another masterful rendition!
Thanks heaps Susan.
– Lynda Robinson
Wonderful work Lynda.
Thanks Irene – Hope you had a good break!
– Lynda Robinson
Thank you Margaret. What a lovely thing to say!
– Lynda Robinson
Had to favor, love it Lynda.
You are the BEST Jim! Thanks for clicking it into your favorites!
– Lynda Robinson