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Outside Patagonia, Arizona. Oil on stretched canvas, 18x18
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With the vigor that comes with fresh ideas and the thrill of discovery, I traveled yesterday to Patagonia, and then on to Sonoita. Both are south and east of Tubac, and are rich with hills and grasses and this clear, brilliant light.
I painted with abandon and what felt like total freedom. I painted with gobs and smears of paint, and I made five, yes five, paintings - going through so many tubes that I have to restock this morning. So I am off to Tucson, and then back to Sonoita. The yellow grass that stretches out for miles - it's calling to me.
Outside Patagonia, Arizona. Oil on stretched canvas, 8x24
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2 comments:
Wow.... Carrie....your enthusiasm and energy really shows in these. I'm so envious you are able to paint on site! Maybe on my next trip I can shackle the prisoners to the bumper and take some time to pleine air.
I love that! Set the prisoners up with supplies and get them painting, too!
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