a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
Study in Triangles II
a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
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As usual, the one thing I find most attractive in Ethel’s work is the combination of earth and sky colors.
Thank you Kenne. Love Ethel
Same here, kenneturner – I’m to partial to Ethel’s works in blues and greens especially. This is terrific! ~ Julie 🙂
Thanks Julie. Love Ethel
Almost look like shards of glass, to me. Remarkable.
Thank you. Love Ethel
You have excellent study habits…
You’re really funny. Love Ethel
You have me dancing with these triangles, Ethel!
Humorous reply. Love Ethel
Has the effect of a prism. As always, you write beautiful poetry in pastels as well words, Ethel.