a pastel by Ethel Mortenson Davis
From the Music of Les Misèrables
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Another lovely pastel Ethel. I enjoy these!
Love Christine
Wow. I took my mother to see the movie over the holidays. I’ve long loved this musical; so much so that I purchased the soundtrack. I’m curious how the music informed your composition–the colors, shapes and subtle movement.
The music’s influence came from strong emotion. Ethel
Just beautiful, Ethel, I love this! 🙂 xoxox