VINTAGE TEXACO STATION DAILY PAINTING, LANDSCAPE BY TOM BROWN
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6x6 inch original oil painting
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I discovered this abandoned service station on a country back road years ago and stopped to do sketches and color notes so that I could paint it some day. This studio painting is the result, hope you like it.
The title for the painting is a play on words that comes from the fact that the abandoned building had no door and a faded yellowed sign in a window said, “ALWAYS OPEN.” Email me at tombrownstudio@cox.net if you’re interested in this painting.
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Thanks for stopping to look.
Today’s thought to smile about:
Discoveries made on country back roads
Labels: ARTISTS, BLUE SKY, BOLD, CALIFORNIA, CLOUDS, COLORFUL, Daily Painter, daily painting, impressionist, LOOSE, ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING, PAINTERLY BRUSHWORK, VINTAGE GAS STATION
3 Comments:
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I love this subject matter and you've captured a feeling of nostalgia.
Judy
This is great. Love the old gas stations.
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