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Pink and Blue
I remember Shep and I lying on our backs on the floor of the Ca’ Rezzonico in Venice, staring up at a large Tiepolo ceiling in cotton candy pink and baby blue. That work, which was utterly strange to me … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract art, abstraction, color, Linsley, literature, shaped canvas, Shep Steiner, Tiepolo, watercolor
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