It's the first month of the year.Snow was promised and did not come near here.
So I spent the time dragging out all my snow paintings to remind me what snow is.
Signed by Ralph Booth - primitive - acrylic on board.
I found it covered in hay in an old barn years ago.
I love the distressed-ness of it.
I know you are getting the idea here.
I love barns in snow!
Yes, there is a barn behind the house.
More like a shed behind the house than a barn.
I especially love the frame.
Except for the first one, they are NOT signed.
Folks, if you take the time to create something, sign it, please!
The other paintings scattered around the house.
He is a happy fellow.
I have been away with the creeping crud that seems to be infecting everyone I know.
Hope your new year has begun with health and wealth.
If not, at least there is junk.
See y'all!
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Hope you feel better! I love your snow paintings. Such a fun idea, and such a great assortment.
ReplyDeleteHaha...yes there is always junk & I have plenty of it! Like your pictures! Sounds like you are a little disappointed you didn't get any of the white stuff! We got it here in AL. Just a little...didn't fully cover the ground, but it's better than nothing. I've been missing you! We've all had the crud here.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear that you have been under the weather, Donna. Hope you are soon up and about -- especially to the sales you might be missing!
ReplyDeleteLove your collection of winter/snow pictures. I love your mantel, something I wish I had in my home. Glad you are finally feeling better. That crud was awful and stayed on way too long. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteDear Donna ... so good to "see" you.
ReplyDeleteSorry you have had the "CRUD"...
Love your pictures ... makes a beautiful mantel. I have one special one that I display in the winter, but will be looking for more. I love old barns and fences ... with snow is great to display this time of the year because we seldom get snow. I still have my lighted, snow-covered trees out. I have a small collection of Texas blue bonnets with fences. If there is a barn, that is a plus. Maybe that is an idea for my Spring mantel.
Hugs, Audrey Z.
I love the look of them grouped together on the mantel!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Donna you have a lot of cool winter scenes. That is the way I like to view winter is in a picture lol! Unfortunately still seeing lots of that outside my windows! Have a great new week ahead.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Kris
We were promised snow, too — an ACCUMULATION of snow. Never came. I told Katie that if we got snow, I was going to go outside and make snow angels and send the photo to my mom. She laughed! I would have!!! Yep!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about you and your creeping crud. It sounds like you are feeling better, having crawled out and taken a few pictures. I'm glad. There no fun in being sick! Now, you can go thrifting and junking, and delight us with your purchases and finds!
I would be happy to let you have the snow we got here in Oregon! I am so sick of it. I would rather just view it in paintings like yours!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! No snow in Brittany either, I need to find some snowy pictures of my own!
ReplyDeleteI too love vintage winter scenes. I have a few I have collected and I need to display them...thanks for the inspiration! My year has not started with health either but with lots of junk!
ReplyDeleteI love all your snow pictures! We have more than enough snow here, wish I could send some your way! Right now we have about a foot and now we are bracing for a night of freezing rain. Ick!
ReplyDeleteTania
Wow, what a great collection--you've certainly got an eye for art. I think I have to agree with you on your favorite; it's lovely. Thanks for linking up your winter art collection at Vintage Charm :)
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