Extraordinary, Barbara. You captured the linear dark and light there, and I love the patience and liveliness of the man and dog figures. Go back again in April to see the moist gray/brown earth and the ribbons of color of tulip fields. But for now the dream moves on. Love it. Welcome back!
Barbara, love it, love it, love it. You never seize to amaze me how skillfully you mange to capture the spirit of the place, with grace, fluidity and truth, yet you see the hidden messages, you read between the lines. This is the Holland i remember. Mehry
perfectly lovely
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary, Barbara. You captured the linear dark and light there, and I love the patience and liveliness of the man and dog figures. Go back again in April to see the moist gray/brown earth and the ribbons of color of tulip fields. But for now the dream moves on. Love it. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !Love the sense of peace I feel from viewing your work. I loved Holland when I was young.... makes me want to go and visit again !
ReplyDeleteBarbara, love it, love it, love it.
ReplyDeleteYou never seize to amaze me how skillfully you mange to capture the spirit of the place, with grace, fluidity and truth, yet you see the hidden messages, you read between the lines.
This is the Holland i remember.
Mehry
Beautiful images, beautiful blog!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Beth (from ALIA and a Friends World College Alumni!)
http://practicalmysticmusings.wordpress.com
Intense, loving, cultivation. Brought forth so beautifully by your hand, from the land of the sea
ReplyDeleteNot wanting to be anonymous today at all, so then, I declare, it is me, David Daub
Deletethank you "no longer anonymous" David -
Deleteyes to the land of the sea - yes to loving it all with my hand - and brush . . .