Oh, it’s great to see the development of this collection Liz. Will you retain it/them as a quadriptych or sell the four pieces individually do you think? Do you see it solely as a vertical group or equally as a horizontal one may I ask?
just pondering all these questions at the moment Hariod, have briefly offered them for sale at £90 or 110 euro each for anyone from Uk or Ireland keen enough to jump in right away. But I expect that I will work on them individually a bit tomorrow. Then leave them while I am away today. Often it is jumping in too fast that can be my downfall, so I am glad that my lovely new panels ( including 4 @ 80cm sq which is the biggest Ive had so far!) have arrived to distract me. Have taped the edges and primed the first 2 with their first coat of gesso, hoping to do some more work in the mood of ‘ curve’
However, to get back to your question, they might end up in singles or maybe pairs, suitable for hanging seoarately or together
Oh wow… magnificent.
thank you very much 🙂
you’re welcome!
Oh, it’s great to see the development of this collection Liz. Will you retain it/them as a quadriptych or sell the four pieces individually do you think? Do you see it solely as a vertical group or equally as a horizontal one may I ask?
just pondering all these questions at the moment Hariod, have briefly offered them for sale at £90 or 110 euro each for anyone from Uk or Ireland keen enough to jump in right away. But I expect that I will work on them individually a bit tomorrow. Then leave them while I am away today. Often it is jumping in too fast that can be my downfall, so I am glad that my lovely new panels ( including 4 @ 80cm sq which is the biggest Ive had so far!) have arrived to distract me. Have taped the edges and primed the first 2 with their first coat of gesso, hoping to do some more work in the mood of ‘ curve’
However, to get back to your question, they might end up in singles or maybe pairs, suitable for hanging seoarately or together
Like a developed and expanded Van Gogh, Cornfield With Crows…
wow, what a compliment, thank you