and more... Águas de Março

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el objeto a said…
ahgg, me han gustado mucho los dos puntos de vista de la posición en que ella apoya los codos en las rodillas y asoma su escote, muy especial...
también la pensadora, que me ha hecho pensar en el pensador de Rodin, pero ella con sus manos, su moño, está más viva, más presente, más abierta,
16 March, 2008 19:59
odette farrell said…
El objeto a,

Gracias por tus palabras, viniendo de ti es un gran halago, aunque la verdad la mayor parte del mérito es para la modelo maravillosa que tengo.
17 March, 2008 02:09
Camille Stein said…
El alma de Elis se debe estar removiendo de satisfacción. Más de siete por siete pecados se merecen tus hermosas mujeres. Un fascinante estudio de formas y contrapuntos de la figura deseada de mujer. Besos.
17 March, 2008 10:36
Martine said…
"Águas de Março" tan bellas tus obras como la canción.

A lot of kisses Odette!
18 March, 2008 19:00
odette farrell said…
Stein,

:))) Por tu lindo comentario mis nuevas acuarelas llevaron por título "A Elis"
Gracias


Selma,
Bienvenida y gracias por tus palabras
19 March, 2008 23:44
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