Provence Poppies No. 1 by Marion Hedger Palette knife oil painting

Provence Poppies No. 1 by Marion Hedger

Palette knife oil painting

4.75x4.75 inches

Oil on gessoed MDF panel

This small painting is for auction on Dailypaintworks and has been chosen for the DPW auction picks.

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Scarlet Poppies Provence Landscape by Marion Hedger Day 9, 30 days daily painting challenge

Scarlet Poppies Provence Landscape by Marion Hedger

54x46x1.8cm oil on box canvas

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Plus shipping (approx 22"x18")

Palette knife painting

Day 9, 30 days hath September challenge

Day 9 painting
For day 9 of the challenge I am cheating a little. This is a larger landscape painting which I started a couple of weeks ago and finished on Friday - so strictly speaking I did paint some of it in September LOL.
Larger Format
This is much larger than my small landscapes and I really enjoyed painting this one. I'm fond of the small ones but this allowed me to get stuck into a painting as it has been a while since I did a larger one (apart from my Zorn palette study of course).
Small Poppy Painting
Here is one of my smaller poppy landscapes for comparison

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Meander through the poppy meadow, oil painting by Marion Hedger

Meander through the poppy meadow Provence Landscape

Oil palette knife painting

24x30cm on canvas panel (approx 10"x12")

This one is slightly larger than my other poppy paintings as I want to work up to a much larger painting with a similar theme.

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Poppy Meadow Series Montage by Marion Hedger

A montage of some of the Poppy Meadows of Provence
by Marion Hedger

I thought it would be nice to see some of this series together. It makes an interesting montage and shows how the same subject can be treated slightly differently to give a different look and feel. These are all small paintings some are 15x20cm and 18x24cm and all are painted with a palette knife. They can be both frustrating and fun to paint at the same time. The freedom with using the palette knife stops the fussiness that sometimes creeps into my landscape paintings, but getting the sense of distance and perspective is a challenge.

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