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Mesdames Pompes I – Digital Print
Mesdames Pompes II – Digital Print
Mesdames Pompes III – Digital Print
I’ve just taken a charming studio in a 1920s building, dedicated to artists’ studios, in the Historic Downtown area. It’s a beautiful space with perfect lighting, hardwood floors and glass original to the building… now full of my artwork!
Take “A Walk through The Studio” here:
My drawings were just accepted into a local juried “Miniatures” exhibition… opening reception Friday evening… see the art: 3-Victorian Shoe Charcoal Pencil Drawings entitled The Mesdames Pompes Series.
See Mesdames Pompes I below.
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I absolutely love shoes! Italian, leather, black shoes in particular. For total comfort, it’s American-made SAS leather shoes in all configurations (and the SAS walking shoe would have been my choice had I been walking around Galilee with Jesus!). I’ve found that if I take particularly good care of my shoes, they will last for 10+ years. Of course, that means diligent cleaning and storage, but it’s certainly worth a bit of effort.
When it comes to inspiration for drawing, it was the collectible Victorian Fenton glass shoe that began my glass and ceramic shoe collection that caught my eye last December. Preparing for a Christmas exhibition, I decided to draw 3 versions of a Victorian shoe, and Mesdames Pompes I, II, and III are the happy result. Considering framing these charcoal pencil shoe drawings in something other than my traditional black museum framing, I went with bright red aluminum and WOW! they looked mah-velous hanging in that Christmas exhibition.
Having recently completed the 6th charcoal pencil drawing of The Tulipa Series, you’ll observe evidence of the Tulipa in the Mesdames Pompes drawings as well.
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