How gorgeous is this?
As the old adage goes, "The grass is always greener on the other side."
I have long admired the artwork of Fairfield Porter and the use of green.
The green lawn in the background provides such calm to the couples awkward silence.
The crossed arms say so much.
This wonderfully chic vignette also has a very special work of art, Made by Girl.
More green. Greener grass. I can never get enough green.
This week will be all about green.
This week will be all about green.
thank you for the introduction to Fairfield Porter, love the green....and the silence
ReplyDeleteGreen is yours!
ReplyDeleteIt's even the color in your birthday....
What a great Monday post! Refreshing!
(Thought of the My Fair Lady song: It greens so green...)
Do you remember the movie with Katherine Hepburn?
xoxo
Love the lush green lawn! xx
ReplyDeleteI was just outside starring at our lawn and praying for it to grow and become more lush. I'm done with winter!
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Debra~
I am very fond of green especially when married with blue on canvas.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Monday, too;-)
Love that second image painting.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see all the green. I hope my grass changes soon.
ReplyDeleteLove the green - so soothing to my eyes.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
I agree! So nice to see the new growth on the trees, lawns and bushes!
ReplyDeletewhat a great portrait, so telling and brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for our grass to green up and all the trees too.....So happy a change in season is here! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeletePorters work really draws you in. Jen's piece is also striking!
ReplyDeleteCome over to visit, I have a New Giveaway I think you will love!
Xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena