Spring Ballet
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
Spring Ballet
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Painting - Watercolor And Gouache
Description
What beautiful wildflowers! The shooting star plant is native to North American valleys and mountains, wetlands, prairie gardens and especially in oak forests. A member of the primrose family, they bloom from May to June and can be grown in your garden but need bees to pollinate. Also there will be no flowers the first year, the best by the third year.
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March 5th, 2018
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Nancy Kane Chapman
It's a delight to find my shooting stars in Contemporary Florals. These seem so ancient, so primitive, so private from gardens or vases....so upside down wild....secretive and one with mystery and nature. I think that's why I left them so bare and unfinished....having their own spring ballet.
Angela Davies
Wow, nice to become acquainted with this unique plant, LF
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thanks, Angela. I just photographed some snow drops this week...another very sweet wildflower!
Nancy Kane Chapman
Many thanks, Dora for featuring my shooting stars in Visions of Spring. It's always such a pleasure and honor to have this extra notice and showcase!
Nikki Dalton
Beautiful gesture and grace wonderful work Nancy!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Mountains and flowers....my favs! So nice to see you visiting and showing new work, Nikki!!
Nancy Kane Chapman
Many thanks, John for featuring my shooting stars! I love wildflowers and these quite unusual. Always grateful for this extra opportunity to share my art.
I'ina Van Lawick
Lovely, Nancy. Full of the motion of Life. lf
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I just learned that this wildflower is called Shooting Star. What a beautiful name for this lovely and unusual bloom!
Lenore Senior
Beautifully done and great title!! v/f!!
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I just wrote it's description. Somehow I lost the name...shooting star...such a nice name for a wildflower! Thanks, Lenore!
VIVA Anderson
So lovely, and the title is so right........full of grace, these floral dancers...and, so painterly............fv...VIVA
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thanks, Vivian. I cannot find the name of these lovelies...and I've lost the materials I used when I drew them. Goodness, I need to get organized!
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