2012
5x7
oil
When I have paint left over on my palette I just can't throw it out.
I would rather waste a small canvas than the paint.
After these "palette scrapers" dry, I go back into them and try to turn them into something.
This one reminds me of a small landscape my mother had of a man hoeing a field under a moody sky. It was painted by her step-mother's uncle,
F.W. Jackson, a minor British painter active during the late 1880's and into the early 1900's.
So many wonderful neutrals at the end of a palette. Lovely.
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