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A late One in Progress

Dec 20, 2024

I harvested this pumpkin back in October and it is always great how long they stay as if they come directly from the field.

As you see, I added a slice of cucumber. There you have to paint fast. After one day there will be just half of it left.

So, I started with the cucumber and went on with the pumpkin.

I find it hard always to stay ahead on time so that I had to paint the cucumber probably in September to get it ready for shipping in October.

Finally, it’s almost finished.

The last Apple (from painter’s view)

Jan 7, 2022

The last Apple (from painter’s view)

Just at the tree

seen

jumped

ripped off.

Rustling,

cold fingers,

all colors,

holeyed leaf –

the time has come:

The first bite is certainly sweet in juice …

must wait.

oil on wood, soon in the gallery…

Stamping ended

Sep 15, 2021

Stamping ended

Stamping ended

“Stamping ended” is the title of this new work which is now drying in the window of my studio, where people passing by can have a look at it.

These two stamps have done there work and will never start it again, because – thank to good old Bob D. – the times they are a changin’.

However, painting is a good way to let things and times pass. Have you ever thought of painting something and give it away after that?

 

 

6×6 inches/ 15x15cm, oil on 0.6 inches MDF

Have a closer look here…

Art against Corona

Apr 27, 2020

Life has become so different – for all of us, anyway which country.

Finally, we really feel that we’re all sitting in one boat and how important it is to rely on family, friends and neighbours. Isn’t that a big luck to have them?

To talk to them in social distance about 1,5-2m you might feel a bit better with these masks you can get at Fineart America.

Have a look and a laugh. It’s so important to laugh these days…!

 

What about a Print? (1)

Jan 7, 2020

What about a Print? (1)

There are so many printing companies around and I gave one a try and was quite happy with the results.

This tiny pencil painting was originally just 10x10cm. Now the size is 20x20cm. It’s printed on paper and put on foam with a longlife sticking stripe on its back so that you can change its place very often. Besides it’s very light.

I offer these prints and those I show you during the next weeks for $45.00 (shipping included).

A warm Welcome !

My name is Ulrike Miesen-Schürmann. I’m a freelancer creating and teaching art and literature.

Enjoy my work!

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