Posts Tagged ‘still life’

Tea and caviar sandwitch

Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

I’ve got two new small paintings to share with you: a still life of caviar sandwich (typical fare) and black tea in a traditional Eastern European (not just Ukrainian because Russians use it too) glass holder. I’ve painted this combo repeatedly because it brings such strong association with short cold days of visiting back home, or taking a trip on a train around the country (see thumbnails below for older paintings).

Besides the new still life, I am updating my olechkodotorg Etsy shop with oldish London 6×6 paintings that came back from the exhibit today.

Tea and caviar sandwitch, 15x15 cm, 2009, oil on panel

oil on panel, 15×15cm, 2009, on Etsy

Tea and caviar sandwitches, oil on canvas, 20x20 cm, RESERVEDCoffee and caviar 2008 oil on board 24x18 cm Tea and caviar sandwitch II, 15x15 cm, 2009, oil on panel

White on white

Monday, March 10th, 2008

sring flowers, mac, still life, oil painting18×24 cm, oil on board, 2008, private collection

I set up this still life with the first spring flowers I got at the babushkas’ on my mac to get ourselves into the spring mood.  Mac’s whiteness really underlined the various shades and  nuances of the white flowers – there is so much more color in them.  I must tip off my hat to those bucolic flower painters, it’s hard work to get those little leaves and petals straight!

very crisp still life by Mimi Jensen

Liza Corbett beautiful drawings