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Early Lace: A Short History In the late 16th century lace became increasingly popular in fashion. It developed from decorated edges... -
William Larkin (attributed to), Portrait of Diana Cecil, Countess of Oxford. 1614-18. 120x206cm / 47x81", oil on canvas T... -
The Handkerchief Girl, oil on linen, 30x36” William Larkin, portrait of Lady Anne Cecil, 1614-18. ©English Heritage In early 17th...
Hi Sophie, I came here because of your blues and landed on this lovely portrait! I just finished teaching a color workshop and reading how you stay away from the hight chroma colors makes me wish we had some time together. Don't fear color was the theme of my workshop. It can all be tamed and controlled. Best of luck finishing your portrait. So far it looks really lovely. You have a very delicate touch and an eye for subtle color changes. Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, thanks for stopping by. I love colours! No fear. Glad you like my portrait, it is still a work in progress. I hope to finish it soon.
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