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Looking for the car keys
2008-01-22 05:19:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)8" high x 8" wide Limited Edition Giclee Prints AvailableA lady in an almost empty parking lot looking for her, what I guess, car keys. They always get lost in our purses. This painting will be available at the New York ArtExpo next month. My booth #211.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Michigan , Woman , Keys , Oil Painting , Figurative
Tips and Techniques - Part II
2008-01-21 16:28:00 Welcome to my second part of Tips and Techniques. I hope you enjoyed the first part! I had many emailing me for more private tips. I thank you all your emails and your comments, they are really appreciated.Lets continue where we left?.==Solvents and Mediums==As a person with asthma that also has three kids with asthma, strong solvents are not an option in my house, aside from the fact that I don?t like them.My technique, alla prima, doesn?t involve the use of solvents not even to clean my brushes. The only thing I use to clean my brushes is warm water and a good soap.As for the mediums, the only medium I do use is liquin in case I really need it, otherwise not even that. ==Brushes==Ever since I tried the synthetic brushes I fell in love with them. I recognize that I abuse my brushes and natural hair brushes sometimes don?t do it for me. But I think the main reason I love my white synthetic brushes so much, is because the hairs don?t spread apart so easily as brushes made with natur... More About: Tutorial , Workshop , Part
Tips and Techniques - Part II
2008-01-21 16:28:00 Welcome to my second part of Tips and Techniques. I hope you enjoyed the first part! I had many emailing me for more private tips. I thank you all your emails and your comments, they are really appreciated.Lets continue where we left….==Solvents and Mediums==As a person with asthma that also has three kids with asthma, strong solvents are not an option in my house, aside from the fact that I don’t like them.My technique, alla prima, doesn’t involve the use of solvents not even to clean my brushes. The only thing I use to clean my brushes is warm water and a good soap.As for the mediums, the only medium I do use is liquin in case I really need it, otherwise not even that. ==Brushes==Ever since I tried the synthetic brushes I fell in love with them. I recognize that I abuse my brushes and natural hair brushes sometimes don’t do it for me. But I think the main reason I love my white synthetic brushes so much, is because the hairs don’t spread apart so easily as brushes made ... More About: Part
Costa Azul (Cote D'Azur)
2008-01-20 01:56:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidOne of the scenes you will see almost all the time driving through out the South of France is the ocean and the houses that pop through the bushes, trees and cypresses.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Landscapes , Costa , Cityscapes , Azul
Costa Azul (Cote D'Azur)
2008-01-20 01:56:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide SoldOne of the scenes you will see almost all the time driving through out the South of France is the ocean and the houses that pop through the bushes, trees and cypresses.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Costa , Azul
Tips and Techniques - Part I
2008-01-12 16:26:00 I have being getting lots of questions from other artists wanting to jump into the daily painting and artists asking for tips, so I decided to start a series of posts just for my artists friends out there.I'm starting with a list of the materials or tools I use, 'cause I think they are as important as the paintings itself.==Support==First of, the masonite or hardboards I use, and I do use a variety of them in many sizes, from 4" x 4" all the way to 24" x 24". I don't make any of them, don't want to as I figured I'll be waisting time preparing boards instead of painting (which is the thing I love!) and since my supplier carries everything, and I truly mean EVERYTHING I don't need to shop anywhere else. For a link to my supplier go to the bottom of my menu.Ok, the boards. I use Ampersand Gessobords and Hardbords along with Blick Studio Artist Boards in different thickness from 1/8" deep all the way up to 2" deep. I generally use the thin 1/8" - 3/8" deep boards for my daily pain... More About: Tips , Part
Tips and Techniques - Part I
2008-01-12 16:26:00 I have being getting lots of questions from other artists wanting to jump into the daily painting and artists asking for tips, so I decided to start a series of posts just for my artists friends out there.I'm starting with a list of the materials or tools I use, 'cause I think they are as important as the paintings itself.==Support==First of, the masonite or hardboards I use, and I do use a variety of them in many sizes, from 4" x 4" all the way to 24" x 24". I don't make any of them, don't want to as I figured I'll be waisting time preparing boards instead of painting (which is the thing I love!) and since my supplier carries everything, and I truly mean EVERYTHING I don't need to shop anywhere else. For a link to my supplier go to the bottom of my menu.Ok, the boards. I use Ampersand Gessobords and Hardbords along with Blick Studio Artist Boards in different thickness from 1/8" deep all the way up to 2" deep. I generally use the thin 1/8" - 3/8" deep boards for my daily pain... More About: Tutorial , Tips , Workshop , Part
Golden Provencal Hour III
2008-01-10 15:51:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidI have loved so much this scene since I snapped the picture on one of our road-trips to France in 2005, that this is the third painting I've done so far. I feel like Monet, painting the same haystacks over and over again. The combination of the purple-bluish sky with the golden haystacks and field is something I really love about this particular scene. It reflects that so called golden hour which I've referenced in many of my landscape paintings of previous years, in which the sky is turning to the night yet the sun in the horizon is still bright enough to bathe with light all the buildings, objects and greenery it can touch while tinting the sky with a lovely purple-violet color. I don't go out too much anymore, family and kids mainly keep me at home more than I would like to, but just looking at this painting and the picture reference is enough to give me the feeling of being outside enjoying the moment.Quest... More About: Europe , Landscapes , Provence , Oil Painting , Hour
Golden Provencal Hour III
2008-01-10 15:51:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to Buy NowI have loved so much this scene since I snapped the picture on one of our road-trips to France in 2005, that this is the third painting I've done so far. I feel like Monet, painting the same haystacks over and over again. The combination of the purple-bluish sky with the golden haystacks and field is something I really love about this particular scene. It reflects that so called golden hour which I've referenced in many of my landscape paintings of previous years, in which the sky is turning to the night yet the sun in the horizon is still bright enough to bathe with light all the buildings, objects and greenery it can touch while tinting the sky with a lovely purple-violet color. I don't go out too much anymore, family and kids mainly keep me at home more than I would like to, but just looking at this painting and the picture reference is enough to give me the feeling of being outside enjoying the moment.Q... More About: Hour , Golden
Girlfriends
2008-01-09 20:36:00 Oil on 3/8" deep Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidBefore Christmas I went with my youngest son (4 1/2 years old) and all his classroom to a bakery factory as part of a field trip. We baked an apple pie together and we had tons of fun, but I knew that was going to be a great opportunity also to take pictures for reference so armed with my camera I went. The place was not too crowded but enough couples and friends here and there enjoying a just out of the oven pie. These two girlfriends caught my attention right away, mainly because of the play of light as they were sitting by the windows.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is proh... More About: Girlfriends
Girlfriends
2008-01-09 20:36:00 Oil on 3/8" deep Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidBefore Christmas I went with my youngest son (4 1/2 years old) and all his classroom to a bakery factory as part of a field trip. We baked an apple pie together and we had tons of fun, but I knew that was going to be a great opportunity also to take pictures for reference so armed with my camera I went. The place was not too crowded but enough couples and friends here and there enjoying a just out of the oven pie. These two girlfriends caught my attention right away, mainly because of the play of light as they were sitting by the windows.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is proh... More About: Girlfriends , Detroit , Figurative
The Bean - Chicago
2008-01-09 06:44:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidMy last day in Chicago couldn't have ended without taking pictures of the famous Cloud Gate, better known as The Bean . A spectacular reflective sculpture in Millennium park that attracts thousands of visitors. I took tons of pictures of every angle and still I look at the pictures I took and I'm amazed at such a simple but incredible sculpture. I finished this piece not too long ago, the second for today, very loose and without much thinking or stopping in the little details.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: The Bean
The Bean - Chicago
2008-01-09 06:44:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidMy last day in Chicago couldn't have ended without taking pictures of the famous Cloud Gate, better known as The Bean . A spectacular reflective sculpture in Millennium park that attracts thousands of visitors. I took tons of pictures of every angle and still I look at the pictures I took and I'm amazed at such a simple but incredible sculpture. I finished this piece not too long ago, the second for today, very loose and without much thinking or stopping in the little details.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my new online gallery/store www.valentifineart.com for limited edition prints, gifts and more.Artwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Landscapes , Oil Painting , Figurative
Detroit Water Tower
2008-01-08 01:09:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidFor the first time since we moved to Michigan in February, 2006, I walked in Down Town Detroit . The reason why I didn't do it before? well everyone including the news say Detroit is one of THE most dangerous cities in the US, and according to the numbers extremely close to Caracas, Venezuela, so I got really scared to even dare going there by myself. So before Christmas my husband and I needed to go to the Canadian Consulate which is located in down town Detroit, so I took the opportunity to bring my camera and capture some snapshots of the small motor city. Compared to Atlanta, Chicago, Bilbao, Madrid, Miami, Paris and even Caracas, Detroit is a tiny city with a handful of tall enough buildings. Nonetheless a very interesting city. While walking the streets I came across this water tower and I couldn't resist to take a picture. I knew right there that it was going to be quite a challenge to paint this scene bec... More About: Water , Tower
Detroit Water Tower
2008-01-08 01:09:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidFor the first time since we moved to Michigan in February, 2006, I walked in Down Town Detroit . The reason why I didn't do it before? well everyone including the news say Detroit is one of THE most dangerous cities in the US, and according to the numbers extremely close to Caracas, Venezuela, so I got really scared to even dare going there by myself. So before Christmas my husband and I needed to go to the Canadian Consulate which is located in down town Detroit, so I took the opportunity to bring my camera and capture some snapshots of the small motor city. Compared to Atlanta, Chicago, Bilbao, Madrid, Miami, Paris and even Caracas, Detroit is a tiny city with a handful of tall enough buildings. Nonetheless a very interesting city. While walking the streets I came across this water tower and I couldn't resist to take a picture. I knew right there that it was going to be quite a challenge to paint this scene bec... More About: Landscapes , Water , Tower , Cityscapes
Bridge at Rio Caliente, Spain
2008-01-05 02:09:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)7" high x 5" wide (12.7 x 17.8 cm)Click here to purchase this painting. Limited Edition Prints available.I've being wanting to paint this scene ever since I took the picture in 2004, for some reason I kept putting it away. I was attracted to the colors of the arches of the bridge in particular. Lots of grays, purples and blues. I might do this painting in a larger format for my next show in New York. Rio Caliente is the village in the north of Spain in the Asturias region where my mother-in-law was born. We visited the village with my husband's cousins whom came to visit us straight from Venezuela, while we were still living in Spain. No more than 100 habitants, silent and peaceful place with just one way in and out. Not my favorite place to live, but a nice place to relax and get away of the stress of the big city.I HAVE BEEN TAGGED~By Diane Whitehead!Here are the rules: 1. Link to your tagger and post these rules on your blog. 2. Share 5 facts ... More About: Bridge
Bridge at Rio Caliente, Spain
2008-01-05 02:09:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)7" high x 5" wide (12.7 x 17.8 cm)Click here to bidI've being wanting to paint this scene ever since I took the picture in 2004, for some reason I kept putting it away. I was attracted to the colors of the arches of the bridge in particular. Lots of grays, purples and blues. I might do this painting in a larger format for my next show in New York. Rio Caliente is the village in the north of Spain in the Asturias region where my mother-in-law was born. We visited the village with my husband's cousins whom came to visit us straight from Venezuela, while we were still living in Spain. No more than 100 habitants, silent and peaceful place with just one way in and out. Not my favorite place to live, but a nice place to relax and get away of the stress of the big city.I HAVE BEEN TAGGED~By Diane Whitehead!Here are the rules: 1. Link to your tagger and post these rules on your blog. 2. Share 5 facts about yourself on your blog, some random, some weird. ... More About: Europe , Landscapes , Village , Bridge
Happy New Year! - Shopping Day
2008-01-04 16:26:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidHappy New Year ! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas time a safe and Happy New Year . Finally I came out of my cave, once again to start painting. Holidays don't sit good on me and probably to many of us women with husbands and kids. This is the time of the year in which we work twice and even three times more than usual.We started the year with snow, lots of snow here in Detroit , and much more where I live, about an hour north of Detroit. The kids as of yesterday back to school and me finally back to my studio, painting like crazy for the New York show next month, gosh time flies! Anyways, this is my new painting for the year, a small, very loose and colorful (as always! =]) oil painting of a mother and daughter shopping at the mall. I find myself painting with more color than usual when the weather is cold and there is still snow on the ground. I guess the extreme white landscape triggers something on me that sa... More About: Shopping
Happy New Year! - Shopping Day
2008-01-04 16:26:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Buy NowHappy New Year ! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas time a safe and Happy New Year . Finally I came out of my cave, once again to start painting. Holidays don't sit good on me and probably to many of us women with husbands and kids. This is the time of the year in which we work twice and even three times more than usual.We started the year with snow, lots of snow here in Detroit, and much more where I live, about an hour north of Detroit. The kids as of yesterday back to school and me finally back to my studio, painting like crazy for the New York show next month, gosh time flies! Anyways, this is my new painting for the year, a small, very loose and colorful (as always! =]) oil painting of a mother and daughter shopping at the mall. I find myself painting with more color than usual when the weather is cold and there is still snow on the ground. I guess the extreme white landscape triggers something on me that says 'more ... More About: Shopping
Happy Holidays!
2007-12-24 16:41:00 Wishing you all a Happy Holidays and a Prosper New Year 2008!I'll see you at the New York Artexpo =]Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays!
2007-12-24 16:41:00 Wishing you all a Happy Holidays and a Prosper New Year 2008!I'll see you at the New York Artexpo =]Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Happy Holidays
Christmas Ornaments II
2007-12-13 04:36:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)5" high x 5" wideClick here to bidThe second painting from the Christmas Ornaments Series. I'm really enjoying painting this little gems. Painting reflective surfaces is quite challenging but so interesting. These little paintings would look perfect above the mantel of a chimney framed with extra wide frames.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Oil Painting , Still Life , Figurative , Amen
Christmas Ornaments II
2007-12-13 04:36:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)5" high x 5" wideClick here to bidThe second painting from the Christmas Ornaments Series. I'm really enjoying painting this little gems. Painting reflective surfaces is quite challenging but so interesting. These little paintings would look perfect above the mantel of a chimney framed with extra wide frames.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law.
Christmas Ornaments I
2007-12-11 18:07:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wideClick here to bidWe finally after two days of work, were able to decorate the entire house (3800 sq. ft.) for Christmas . It was hard work I tell you that! but so worth it! as I was decorating the tree with the kids, I got inspired to make for the first time in my life, some simple oil paintings of some of my ornaments, glass balls, poinsettia flowers and ribbons, so I took quite a few picture reference for these small paintings. To purchase the first one of my small Christmas Ornaments Series which features a glittered red poinsettia and gold necklace click the link above to place your bid on my private auction site. Registration is absolutely FREE and we don't request any financial information.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store... More About: Floral , Oil Painting , Still Life , Amen
Christmas Ornaments I
2007-12-11 18:07:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)Auction recordSoldWe finally after two days of work, were able to decorate the entire house (3800 sq. ft.) for Christmas . It was hard work I tell you that! but so worth it! as I was decorating the tree with the kids, I got inspired to make for the first time in my life, some simple oil paintings of some of my ornaments, glass balls, poinsettia flowers and ribbons, so I took quite a few picture reference for these small paintings. To purchase the first one of my small Christmas Ornaments Series which features a glittered red poinsettia and gold necklace click the link above to place your bid on my private auction site. Registration is absolutely FREE and we don't request any financial information.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentif...
Original Daily Paintings and Limited Edition Prints, Show Updates and more
2007-12-07 18:22:00 Well hello! it's being quite a while since my last post. Certainly doesn't look like I'm a daily painter, but gosh, yes I am! if there is a record for producing paintings in a day, then I'll have that one! I've being painting between 3 and 5 paintings everyday, you heard that right everyday! I've being extremely busy preparing for my next and biggest show ever, the Artexpo New York. After years of trying finally it became a reality, and I'm not wrong if I say I'm the FIRST daily painter to hit the New York Artexpo, right? I'll have not only small paintings on my booth part of the daily painting but I'll also have larger paintings as well.I finally got my booth number and is #211, I'm in a corner so if you happen to be in New York between February 28 and March 3, 2008 stop by my booth to take a look and chat... and don't forget to bring a latte!... for me of course =]Although I've being painting more than the share for the daily painting, I'm painting exclusively for th... More About: Daily , Original , Show , Updates , Paintings
Original Daily Paintings and Limited Edition Prints, Show Updates and more
2007-12-07 18:22:00 Well hello! it's being quite a while since my last post. Certainly doesn't look like I'm a daily painter, but gosh, yes I am! if there is a record for producing paintings in a day, then I'll have that one! I've being painting between 3 and 5 paintings everyday, you heard that right everyday! I've being extremely busy preparing for my next and biggest show ever, the Artexpo New York. After years of trying finally it became a reality, and I'm not wrong if I say I'm the FIRST daily painter to hit the New York Artexpo, right? I'll have not only small paintings on my booth part of the daily painting but I'll also have larger paintings as well.I finally got my booth number and is #211, I'm in a corner so if you happen to be in New York between February 28 and March 3, 2008 stop by my booth to take a look and chat... and don't forget to bring a latte!... for me of course =]Although I've being painting more than the share for the daily painting, I'm painting exclusively for th... More About: Daily , Original , Show , Updates , Paintings
'Troubled'
2007-11-30 15:32:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to buyAs I was looking for picture references for my third painting that will be entered for the juried competition at the Lawrence Street Gallery, "Crossword Puzzle", I found the picture of this young man who was alone at the beach in Miami, Florida. He looked really sad and nostalgic, despite the gorgeous afternoon at the beach. I guess sometimes we feel that way.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Troubled
'Troubled'
2007-11-30 15:32:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)6" high x 6" wide Click here to bidAs I was looking for picture references for my third painting that will be entered for the juried competition at the Lawrence Street Gallery, "Crossword Puzzle", I found the picture of this young man who was alone at the beach in Miami , Florida . He looked really sad and nostalgic, despite the gorgeous afternoon at the beach. I guess sometimes we feel that way.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Troubled , Miami Beach , Figurative
Crossword Puzzle
More articles from this author:2007-11-29 21:30:00 Oil on Gessoed Hardboard (Masonite)8" high x 10" wideClick here to buyThis is the third painting that is going to the juried exhibition at the Lawrence St. Gallery. I had to do another one as one of them is being purchased and I didn't want to go to the competition with only two, so I finished this one yesterday night. Interested in purchasing this painting, please email me.These two ladies doing a crossword puzzle while tanning in Miami, Florida. What a better way to entertain the mind while tanning at the beach.Questions? Comments? Post them right here or email meSubscribe FREE to my A Painting a Day Newsletter and receive the new painting for the day in your inboxVisit my private auction siteNew! don't forget to visit my new online gallery/store at www.valentifineart.comArtwork, Images and Text Copyright 2007 Manuela Valenti. The reproduction of this work in full or partial in any form is prohibited by law. More About: Puzzle 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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