Enjoying Tongue Row by April M Rimpo |
Enjoying Tongue Row
Fluid Acrylic
Mounted on 20" X 16" X 2" deep
cradled wood panel
$775
$775
Not far from my home is an old mill town called Ellicott City. The town was established by the Ellicott family, thus the name. Tongue Row is a section of stone granite houses originally rented to mill workers by the owner Ann Tongue. Now these houses are a set of boutiques including a cafe and a silversmith.
A Farmer's Market is held by Tongue Row once a month seasonally. In addition to fresh produce, musicians serenade the event, and artisans sell their wares.
It's a lovely spot to stop and relax on the benches.
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April, This is very pretty, and it has a glow to it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sue. Pouring the first layer of underpainting really helps with the glow.
DeleteApril - This is so light and lovely! I lived in Maryland and loved the Spring with the cherry blossoms and azaleas. This reminds me of that time.
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Thank you, Connie. How funny we lived in AZ and moved to MD in 1997. Sounds like you did the reverse.
DeleteWhat a lovely painting - that blossom is a nice reminder that spring is just around the corner!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rolina. That corner couldn't get here quickly enough.
DeleteYour light is amazing April, such a sweet scene!
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