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in my mother's garden

1/17/2020

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I love flowers and gardens, and this is because of my mother.  I remember her tending the snapdragons, pansies, and most of all the roses, of every color, in her Los Angeles garden.  And I was intimate with those flowers! I used to talk to them, like Alice did in Wonderland. I swung over them on my swing.  I breathed in their perfume.  I lay under the fuchsia bush and watched the hummingbirds spin over my head.  Butterflies filled the turquoise sky, the same color as my mother's eyes. And deeply blue and purple morning glories climbed the fence.  This painting is a memory.  A memory of a little girl who loved her mother and the flowers she brought into my life.
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kate in brooklyn light

1/10/2020

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I am reading, THE COLLECTOR'S APPRENTICE, by, B.A. Shapiro. It's a wonderful novel about the Barnes Collection and the extraordinary art of the Post-Impressionists.  The protagonist, Vivienne, is particularly enthralled by the paintings of Matisse.  She describes each painting with such delicacy and care, the use of color, the play of light, the shape and beauty of objects and textiles.  Thanks to Google Image, I have looked up each painting as she describes it more than once.  This has revived my love of Matisse, and the many times I have viewed his work up close at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
So I wanted to paint in the style of Matisse.  Especially when I saw my lovely niece, Kate in her mother's house, aglow in Brooklyn light. Brooklyn has unusual and beautiful light that shines in interiors, as so elegiacally described by Pete Hamill in much of his writing about his native Park Slope.  The light comes in the window and bathes all in its soft glow. And so it was, that day, in my sister Linda's Park Slope apartment.  I believed I was looking at a living Matisse, and I wanted to paint it.
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On Exhibit at La Vie Galerie

11/13/2019

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These 4 paintings will be on exhibit and for sale at La Vie Galerie, 106 Naylon Avenue, Livingston, NJ as part of the TWISTED BY NATURE EXHIBIT, November 24, 2019- January 12, 2020.  The Reception will be December 8, 2019, 12-4pm. 
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CORNUCOPIA OF COLOR

10/17/2019

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The beauty of Fall is all in the glorious color.  These three paintings will be on Exhibit and for sale at the Cornucopia Of Color Exhibit at Belmar Arts, 608 River Road, Belmar, NJ October 26-November 23, 2019.
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BOY IN THE WOODS, Acrylic, 18" H X 24" W
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PUMPKIN PICKING, Oil, 24" H X 18" W
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THE HUDSON VALLEY, EARLY AUTUMN, Acrylic, 24" H X 20" W
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SYLVESTER AT THE WINTER WINDOW

9/14/2019

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My muse, Sylvester, the Tuxedo Cat (see Page) got me into the 27th Guild Of Creative Art Juried Show, 620 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, NJ, October 5-30, 2019. This painting won a Juror's Achievement Award.
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BETRAYED

9/5/2019

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Sylvester looked at me with one expression in his eyes," Why?" And I knew he was saying, how could you do this to me?  You have betrayed me.  And I couldn't answer him and explain why I had got a dog.  Now our backyard has lost its appeal for Sylvester, that special sunspot under the tree. Instead a hyper Westie, named, Snowball, runs around full of glee, digging holes and barking his head off, while Sylvester looks accusingly on from the neighbor's yard.  A dull yard that holds none of the wild delights of ours.  Sylvester I'm sorry!  And maybe it means nothing to  you, but you're still my muse! (See my page, Sylvester, the Tuxedo Cat and while you're at it check out the new page, Snowball, the Westie.  But don't tell Sylvester!)
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WHO's watching who?

8/24/2019

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This painting was inspired by a truly transformative experience.  It was as if I had magically been set down in the private paradise of the egrets of Cape May, New Jersey. This was at the Cape May Nature Conservatory. By some miracle, no one else was on the trail.  I was alone with these magnificent creatures.  I could observe them as much as I wanted.  And I noticed they were looking me over too, perhaps mistaking my binoculars for real eyes.  One Great White Egret in particular was posing for his movie star closeup, and he was movie star handsome!  I've included the link to my YouTube video (Pam Malone), so you too can enjoy this magical experience.
https://youtu.be/Y59CkGsOcOE
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Two Paintings In Nude In Jersey Exhibit

8/21/2019

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LARK ASCENDING (Oil, 36" H X 24"W)
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NUDE WITH BLACK HAIR (Oil, 24"H X 18"W)   These two paintings will be on exhibit at La ,Vie Galerie, Livingston, NJ, Sept. 8-October 20, 2019.  The exhibit is titled, Nude In Jersey. The reception is Sunday, Sept. 8, 12-4 pm.  It's a lovely gallery, and this should be a great show.
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HARRY AND SNOWBALL ON A SUNNY DAY

6/20/2019

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 You can't go wrong on Father's  Day when you have a wonderful husband, a wonderful son (two) a wonderful grandson (and three granddaughters) and a wonderful puppy dog!  We had a fun filled day of pizza, pool, and park.  Harry took Snowball to the local park where they had old fashioned fun.
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Happy westie

6/19/2019

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This painting, "Happy Westie" will be on exhibit and for sale ($150) at the Studio Montclair, State Of The Art Exhibit,  Studio Montclair Gallery, 127 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair, NJ, June 28-August 9 (Opening, June 28, 7-9 PM).  Acrylic, 12" H X 12" W.
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