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Girl in the Red Hat is by Vermeer and is a mere 23 x 18 cm. My copy
is actually slightly larger than the original, at 7 -1/2 x 9-1/2 inches.
This work is still in progress. You will note there is quite a color
difference, which come from the fact the prints from books often are incorrect
in color. I have been informed by Frank Covino about the correct color,
and am working towards that end. However, you can see I still have
a ways to go to be complete. |
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was orginally inspired was inspired by the California Impressionists.
However, it sort of went in its own direction. |
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was inspired by William Adolphe Beauguereau's work, "The Bohemian".
She looked so much like my niece, that I decided to do a similar work.
I have borrowed the pose, but beyond that, the location, colors, as well
as the flowers in her lap are all part of a new image suggesting her Pioneer
heritage. Instead of Notre Dame, the Salt Lake City LDS temple resides
in the background. |
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