7.5" x 5.5" image
Acrylic on 140 lb. watercolor paper
The Calypso series #10
The Dancer will be the last one in the series and then on to a new project. This is the only horizontal piece in the series and she reminds me a dancer surrounded by long swirling scarves. And congratulations to the art collector in Austin, Tx. who purchased 2 of my favorites from the series. Thank you.
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6 comments:
She's so feminine and graceful. Wonderful series, Nancy.
This one looks like an elegant lady, Nancy. I can't wait to see all of them together.
Margie
I have some Calypso Dancer paintings myself and I wonder about their origin. My mother and father had them for years hanging on the wall and I don’t know where they got them. I have taken a picture of them and a close up of the artists signature and would like to send it somewhere to find out if anyone recognizes it. Please respond.
Doug
I have some Calypso Dancer paintings myself and I wonder about their origin. My mother and father had them for years hanging on the wall and I don’t know where they got them. I have taken a picture of them and a close up of the artists signature and would like to send it somewhere to find out if anyone recognizes it. Please respond.
Doug
Doug, I can't help you with that one but you might try googling the artists signature for starters - Or you might try a nearby museum or art gallery.
You do beautiful work. I love this one. Thank you for sharing.
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