an abstract pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
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Beautiful pastel! Horses are one of my favorite animals.
Wow, Ethel! So, we’ve both had dreams up this past week–bear and horses! Sending prayers and love to you and Thomas.
What a beautiful painting. It reminds me of The English Patient.
Pastels, Charcoal with vibrant attitude! Nicely done.
Ethel, I could just gaze at your pastels for hours and be transported to other realms. There is something about the dreaminess of the colors and composition that is hypnotic!
I am mesmerized by the composition and your vibrant colors.Stunning piece !
Ethel, are you sure you were not with those pre-historic cave painters in Spain? I ADORE this painting so full of the colors of His world!
I always adore your pastel technique, Ethel. And find a double meaning…that it could be a dream of a human or a horse. (Or perhaps their escapist reality) In either case it is fluid and nourishing.
I really like this, Ethel, particularly coupled with your poem. Thank you.