Charcoal and pastel on paper, approximately 22"x30".
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- Jean Spitzer
- I draw and paint. Lately, I've been drawing from life, creating drawings, pastels and oil paintings that combine reality, imagination and experience, and represent my thoughts and feelings as much as external appearance.
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22 comments:
Great execution and movement of the body!
Happy Holidays Jean. We've got to stop meeting like this...
Glad to see you back.
Thanks, Jan.
Happy holidays, PA. And thanks.
Well, look you came to visit for the holiday. Merry Holidays, JS!
Hi Jean, I have missed dashing to your blog to see your lovely drawings. I like the Charcoal used in this one. Happy Holidays and all the best in the New Year!
Hi Jean! I missed you so much... welcome back!
great work
Lovely! That sensitive line with the deep shadows grabs me. Happy New Year!
Oh WOW! A wonderful drawing. It's do good to see you back...and with such a strong drawing! Happy New Year!
CP, merry holidays to you, too!
Cynthia, thanks and all the best to you, too!
Laura, thanks! I missed you too!
Katherine, thanks and happy new year!
Shanna, thanks and happy new year!
Where you been? I missed your great works. Merry belated Christmas and Happy New year.
You are back! Hooray! (And doing beautiful work, I see.)
Pierre, I took a prolonged blogging break (what did you call it? blocked blog? Many holiday good wishes to you, too!
Margaret, thanks!
Glad to see you are still at it. Miss your photos of Austin!
Thanks, Helen.
How are you? Hello, my friend.
Hi, AH. I'm fine, but my computer is not. I'm in the process of trying to get it running again.
Beatiful work! I like the contrast between the face very said and the position, natural and free.
May be she is thinking something to do in her life...
Ciao, Floriana
Thanks, Floriana.
I'm late but happy to be here. It's good to see your powerful work again.
Happy to have you here. Thanks, Susan.
Great execution!!!
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Ciao from Italy
Thanks, Evelin.
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