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ORANGE POPPIES in a BLUE POT

30 x 3o inches
Oil on Canvas

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From the Wiles of Wyoming I am posting. This painting is not at this show but at my New York show which is going on right now. You can click the link above to see the work there. IT has been going well. Stephanie, the Gallery Manager, has kept in close contact with me on sales.

Here in Wyoming at the opening last night I sold five paintings and had a BLAST. We had close to 200 guests here, including senators from the state of Wyoming. Amanda Smith of Shooting Stars Gallery and Studio hosted a fabulous evening of food and fun for our joint first annual WILD WILD WEST CONTEMPORARY ART SHOW. Her crew here in the studio are fabulous, Brenda, Mike and Wes...everything looks fabulous. We are just outside of Casper Wyoming in Glenrock. This morning we watched a parade and had breakfast at the local restaurant...and are sitting back enjoying the cool and the breeze.....

I will be painting in Colorado but no painting right now!

Grace to you all,

Laurie

"He that hath a bountiful eye shall be blessed, for he giveth of his bread to the poor."
Proverbs 22:9

Tomorrow we head back to Colorado.
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Rhonda Hurwitz said…
Wonderful painting; so vibrant!
8:56 PM
lkj said…
Laurie,

This is gorgeous! I love the bright blue and orange. It nearly jumps off my screen.

Hope you're enjoying CO!

Love, Leslie

P.S. I also love "Iris Buds", which you coincidently posted on my birthday! ;-) Thank you.
9:39 AM
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