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Ilaria Rosselli Del Turco · 01-25-2005, 05:01 PM

Thank you, Chris and Julie.
I will reconsider all the composition since I am fairly at the beginning.

I really love to have elements behind the subject, so that he or she is placed somewhere in a domestic environment.
It is true though that a straight line should remain a straight line also in a losely painted work, I 'll have to have a better look at J.S.S., I guess.

Since I am a mother of three boys and I particularly love this subject, I am posting a portrait by an Italian painter of the early 20th century who is a great source of inspiration. This window is often in the back of my mind when I paint. Hope you'll enjoy.
Thank you again
Ilaria

01-25-2005, 05:01 PM	#6
Ilaria Rosselli Del Turco Juried Member Joined: Apr 2004 Location: London,UK Posts: 640	Thank you, Chris and Julie. I will reconsider all the composition since I am fairly at the beginning. I really love to have elements behind the subject, so that he or she is placed somewhere in a domestic environment. It is true though that a straight line should remain a straight line also in a losely painted work, I 'll have to have a better look at J.S.S., I guess. Since I am a mother of three boys and I particularly love this subject, I am posting a portrait by an Italian painter of the early 20th century who is a great source of inspiration. This window is often in the back of my mind when I paint. Hope you'll enjoy. Thank you again Ilaria Attached Images