a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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fourwindowspress · creative writing, pastel art, and essays
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I LOVE IT MOM! This is right outside your picture window?
Always lovely, Ethel!! God bless you today.
Ethel, you have captured just the way I felt the first time I was privilege to travel into New Mexico!
I really like this! The red reminds me of some areas around near me so I felt a familiarity with this lovely piece. Thank you for sharing such beautiful work. I’m left with sense of peacefulness.
Tikarma. xx
Lovely!
Ethel, I just love all your pastels and this one is another beauty. I went through NM several times (with my family, as a kid) and your colors bring it all back.
BTW, I’ve been watching the news and hoping they get the wildfires there under control soon – and also hoping they’re far, far away from where you live. So tragic, the loss of living land and creatures….
Ethel, your choice of colors paints you the kind person you must be…