Snow White
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
Snow White
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Painting - Gouache
Description
A white rose sits quietly amid bright green energetic shapes which surround her.
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July 17th, 2013
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Rjf at beautifullart RJ Friedenthal
VERY LOVELY ABSTRACT PAINTING & EXCELLENT COLOR COMBO CREATE A BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!! lo ve & support RjFxx. Adding my Like now
Sarah Vernon
Gorgeous, Nancy.
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
So wonderful to visit your art last week! Glad you found this one fun....and love it to be gorgeous!
Nikki Dalton
Beautiful and exotic Nancy, love the movement of the leaves and the rich golden tones. Wonderful work! fv
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Trying to work with themes here...innocence in peril or something like that...but it all turns into something exotic...which is okay too.
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Nancy, Oh, how I love this. The strokes are whimsical looking, yet I know they have meaning. The colors are gorgeous and the whole composition so appealing to my eyes. I could spend all day on your site. (really). F/V
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
As I remember the story of Snow White, she was encased in a glass coffin and placed in a area where thorns grew up all around her and then....the prince came....and she was rescued. And I guess happily ever after happened next. Did I tell you I majored in English literature?
Karen Adams
Lovely work, Nancy...love the colors and the white rose focal point! fav/v2
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thank you Karen. I am always trying something a little different and this one is .....So happy you liked it.
Jane Small
Nancy,there is definitely an oriental feel to this beautiful abstract. The shapes look a little like Chinese characters made from leaves.It glows rich gold and I love the definition that has been given to the white rose as the central focus. Very lovely. v/f
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I spent hours copying Chinese characters! My teacher "graded " them and yet I never could translate any of it. It was hand/eye and I loved the mastery of the strokes. Now I'm trying to find a way to incorporate this in my art. You are wise to notice.
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