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Monday, October 5, 2009
This is the fourth painting in the Paradise Lost series and is a re-do of one of the paintings that I did in 1995 when I first thought of this idea. The original painting is shown below. My idea was to show how Orange County's original crop and namesake has changed and now we have a new 'crop'. In the painting that shows the oranges growing on the tree, I used pure, clean colors to show nature's beauty and in the painting with the houses 'growing' I used a more muddied palette to give a sense of a less clean, more man-made environment.Paradise Lost IV
Image Size 11" x 11" each
Watercolor
Unframed
The above painting is the original 1995 painting.
The above painting is the original 1995 painting.Category ›
abstract watercolor
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nancy goldman
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Orange County art
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orange trees
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over building of orange county
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paradise lost
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