Touch Of Elegance is a painting by Darice Machel McGuire which was uploaded on February 26th, 2010.
Touch Of Elegance
One of the things I love about the Old Masters is their color palette. The rich warm colors add a touch of romance to their paintings. I created... more
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18.000 x 24.000 inches
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Title
Touch Of Elegance
Artist
Darice Machel McGuire
Medium
Painting - Oil On Canvas
Description
One of the things I love about the "Old Masters" is their color palette. The rich warm colors add a touch of romance to their paintings. I created Touch of Elegance with that in mind. I wanted both the warmth and romance to reflect in this piece. I started this painting with a red underpainting then layered on a mixture of yellow ocher and bunt umber for the back ground. The deep blue vase is thalo blue. The entire painting I did with a palette knife, giving it a lot of wonderful texture.
" Copyright 2010 Darice Machel McGuire All Rights Reserved "
Uploaded
February 26th, 2010
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Comments (22)
Talya Johnson
This painting is so aptly titled! Congratulations for being featured in Painterly Fine Art group! I look forward to your participation! Be sure to set up a mini-gallery of your works in our discussions tab. You are also invited to post this painting in our featured gallery for this month also found in the discussions.
Darice Machel McGuire replied:
Well thank you so very much Talya. I'll check out the group right now.
Selma Suliaman
A successful colouring scheme . I love red when embraced by brown and the majestic black .
Stephen King
Wonderful painting that really creates the feeling of depth. Aside from the well done flowers, I like your choices for background and table top.
Reb Frost
I agree with M. This piece does look classic, the muted, shadowed colors really make a nice setting for the roses
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