Just besides Christie's

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I am very happy because now some of my paintings are at Cadogan Contemporary, a very prestigious gallery in London (Chelsea) which is located just besides Christie's!

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Estoy muy feliz porque ahora ya algunos de mis cuadros están en Cadogan Contemporary, una galería muy prestigiosa en Londres (Chelsea) que está nada más y nada menos justo al lado de Christie's!

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Vicent Llémena i Jambet said…
Odette, ¿sabes? a mí que me gusta el fútbol conozco el Chelsea por el club deportivo, que es actualmente el más rico del mundo junto con el Manchester, ha eliminado al Barça varias veces e incluso a mi equipo en la Champions el València, he visto la foto de la galería Siopa, la del anterior artículo tuyo, y veo que es una especie de casa celta, aquí en España también tenemos ancestros celtas sobre todo en la parte norte del país, el centro es una mezcla de iberos y celtas y el sur normalmente iberos, pero ya te digo hoy ya no hay límites, eso era en el siglo X, ya me imagino el fresquito que hará en ese monte verde de hierba, que maravilla y tu experiencia como pintora autora, perfecto, sólo falta algún momento de sol con temperatura fresca, y eso lo tendréis seguro, lo que pasa es que yo no sabría vivir mucho tiempo sin sol, pero unas vacaciones si que me las echaría por allá y más en un ambiente cultural, genial, venga te dejo por hoy, que he tenido un momento para hablarte y comentarte dos artículos, que tengas suerte guapísima.
02 July, 2009 01:51
odette farrell said…
Vicent,

Gracias por escribirme... sí, conozco esas ruinas celtas, de hecho mi abuelo era gallego y a finales del año pasado visité a mi familia en Galicia y estuvimos en esas ruinas similares a la galería en la que expondré en Kerry.
Pero te cuento que no estoy en Irlanda sino gozando de un SOL increíble en Londres...
02 July, 2009 14:17
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