The opening for my painting exhibition was fantastic! Lots of people came to take a look, many having to travel through ice and snow to get there. It was a thrill to talk to people about my Nova Scotia work and wonderful to find new owners for some of the paintings.
The show will be up at The Rebekah Gallery for the next few days and closing at 4 pm on Sunday, Feb 3.
I’ll be there for 4 afternoons starting tomorrow, Thursday Jan 31, 2013. I have a gorgeous bouquet of flowers to paint and you can see how I work and what materials I use.
If you haven’t had a chance to visit the show yet, or if you would like to view it all again before the show ends, please join me.
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The Rebekah Gallery
1890 Clementsvale Road
Bear River.
Please stop by on these afternoons:
Thursday January 31
Friday February 1
Saturday February 2
Sunday February 3
from 1 pm to 4 pm
Over 30 paintings are on display.
Here is a video to give you a better idea of the size of the paintings.
If you are interested in purchasing a painting, the prices range from $250 to $1300. Payment plans are available too. Email me at flora.doehler@gmail.com
Beautiful work! 🙂
Thanks Emily! I get my talent from my kids! 😉
I love the Tulips!
What amazing work Flora. I wish I could come and watch you paint. Lovely, strong and powerful work. Superb.
XO Barbara
Thank you Russell!
I started that tulip painting several years ago, then picked it up and painted more on it a couple of years ago. I still wasn’t satisfied so last year I mixed a neutral colour from several of the tulip colours plus white and painted a flattish background. I think this makes the flowers ‘pop’ and helps define them. Some paintings don’t require a lot of revision and others take a few years until it’s at the point where I feel it is finished.
Thank you Barbara! If you lived closer we’d have one powerhouse of a show together filled with colour and vibrancy. xoxo
We sure would. And I am so proud of you having a solo show!!!!
So fantastic. You rock girl!
XOXOBarbara
Wonderful work Flora!!!
I was so glad you posted it so I could enjoy, even from far away! The Brier Island pictures brought me right back to summer in NS!