Bread loaf
18×24 cm, oil on board, 2008, private collection
Love this typical brick loaf, one of the two forms of bread that were available at the store as far as I can remember myself. Well, not any more, you can get plenty of sponge like stuff these days, especially in “good” restaurants. This loaf looks so dearly real and natural to me; this and the baton (that I painted before a bit) but I did not get it’s close-up last night. While working on this loaf, I ate the other subject with some butter and jam.
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March 19th, 2008 at 4:31 pm
BREAD!!! Cata will love this painting, and the onion.. He seems so in love with onions and bread these days. He had that with garlic last month. He actually had a garlic sitting on his desk for inspiration xaxaxa I think I took a picture, will look for it.
Great paintings on food, I will really like to see a series of laundry hanging outside being moved by the wind…
xo
March 31st, 2008 at 7:21 am
I’lll have to make another one of these for him, I remember what a good breamaker he is. I wish you guys came to see the paintings at my exhibit next week!