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Honor has such a special way of investing her use of color (in all its permutations - pure, scumbled, stained,opaque, translucent, etc.) that always sounds an emotional note (for me much the way a musical chord does).
Yes....to echo the sentiments expressed above, I often feel these paintings put me in touch with a very deep part of myself.....and it IS a similar experience to listening to certain kinds of music, personally. Classical mostly. The palette is soothing and centering.....full of subtle energies Blue also my favorite color.
this is lovely - what size is this and medium, I love the texture -
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