"Harvest Bloom"

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"Harvest Bloom" 20x20 oil on 1.5"box canvas, 2009, Sold.

As you already know the rose is my favorite flower and so is this particular color rose. I painted both paintings on 1.5" boxed canvas and the painting wraps around the edges so you do not need a frame if you do not want one. I had a hard time naming these two paintings so I asked for suggestions from my facebook friends and I got wonderful responses. I combined the ones from my friend Missy and my mother-in-law Diane and I love the names. Thanks to everyone.

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