Agapanthus Pretty
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
Agapanthus Pretty
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Painting - Watercolor
Description
Agapanthus flowers were everywhere in Pasadena and I shared my love for them with our cat Coo Coo. She would hide in the leaves and enjoy catching hummingbirds in her paws...and then releasing them. Hard to believe but ...true.
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June 10th, 2023
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I'ina Van Lawick
Beautiful, Nancy. So soft and full of life. LF
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I'm certain this was painted with the flower in front of me....always the best work that way! Thanks, I'ina.
Carol Senske
F/L. Oh, WOW! You have a special way of finding the heart of a subject and showing us how beautiful it is. This is gorgeous:>)
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
So special to have this comment, Carol. And love the WOW~...thanks so much!
Lois Bryan
Miss Nancy, this is gorgeous!! I love this beautiful painting .. it's definitely my new favorite of yours!!!! l/f t p fb
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Just love your comment, Lois. This is from my past love of very plain, no added frills, watercolor. Many thanks!
LaVonne Kennedy
I once held a humming bird in my hands …it had come in the house and it let me catch it …I think it knew I wanted to help it
Meg Shearer
This is beautiful Nancy! I love it!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
It's a wonderful and complicated flower which becomes apparent when you try to sketch it! Thanks, Meg.
CJ Anderson
Beautiful watercolor of this stellar flower, Nancy. You've depicted it wonderfully!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Many thanks, CJ. This is one of those dressy flowers which are hard to forget!
LaVonne Kennedy
Wonderful story and lovely painting..I feel that Coo Coo and you shared many unbelievable moments !
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thanks, LaVonne! Coo Coo lived to be twenty years old and yes, I could write a book about her. White with gray trim (portraits are in FAA) and one yellow eye and one blue. Perfect hearing....the vets always questioned it!
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