A Cyclamen by Micheline Walker
This painting is called 183. It’s a cyclamen rendered in happy colours.
Flowers are so beautiful that it us difficult to do then justice in a painting. They are perfection, yet grow on their own, which invites reflection on creation. How can anything be so beautiful.
I have made several paintings (watercolours) of cyclamens, but not always successfully. Some have found their way to the recycling bin. I am fond of the cyclamen and orchids.
I am currently working on a blog about casuistry. Casuistry can take sinfulness out of sinning. One must therefore be prudent in presenting such a subject.
So I thought I would send you a cheerful painting on a very grey Saturday in my corner of the world. I hope you enjoy it.
Saint-Saëns: Le Cygne (Le Carnaval des animaux), Yo-Yo Ma (please click on the title to hear the musicMarch 3rd, 2012
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Hello, I think I’ve solve the problem. Try again. Thank you, Micheline
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Hello! Thank you for sharing your own watercolours with us. The different hues seem to be dancing like musical notes 😉
Your historical posts are very interesting (I’m a Belgian with too little knowledge of Quebec – and Canadian – history ) and I love your articles on French Canadian literature with their rich visual and musical illustration.
All the best, take good care of you et bon travail sur WordPress!
Lou
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Je vais préparer d’autres articles sur le Canada.. Mes meilleures amitiés, Micheline
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Magnifique! Je suis impatiente de vous lire!
Bien amicalement, Lou
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J’ai recommencé aujourd’hui.
Bien amicalement,
Micheline
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