O’panas pancakes in Shevchenko park
2008 oil on canvas 17,5×12,5 cm
Please email me your bid (starting at $75) if you’d like to own this piece.
The ladies cooking pancakes in this typical open oven you see on every Paris corner are dressed in full Ukrainian traditional dress. They are sticklers to their 15 minute breaks and usually collect long ques of customers in between. The top seller filling is the cabbage and mushroom, kvas also available on tap along with some tried and trusted Obolon beer you can enjoy, sitting in the park.
I picked this lady for her bangs - so perfectly appointed and colored - “blesk”!
Tags: painting-a-day
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