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Published: 2006-05-09 12:16:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 1636; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 62
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Milano - The old town is disappearing ...watercolor cm 35x50
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Tratto da una vecchia immagine delle Cinque Vie. Ormai non resta piΓΉ nulla dopo l'ultima demolizione.
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oh that's awesome ! I like so much the use of fluidity within the usual straigh shapes of each building elements... and the gorgous combination of colors
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So happy for your appreciation ! Thank you
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Many thanks for your appreciation
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Thank you for your appreciation, my dear new and youg friend
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The thing I like most about this piece, probably one of my favorites of yours as I look through your gallery. Is the "Illustration" factor that you show here. I can see a story evolving in this painting
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I hope you will continue to appreciate my works, dear David
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well I am always good for a comment or two
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Thanks a lot, my dear friend
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I LOVE IT SOO MUCH... it reminds me of a painting that is in my living room.. it's a picture of the old house where my grandma used to live, in Germany...
I love this one
+fav !!
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Thanks a lot, dear Martina ... 
I'm so happy to remember you something related to the origin of your family
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Thanks a lot for you appreciation
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You're welcome, friend..
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This is a very lively painting - and I think that works like this are better than photos to save the old sceneries for the eyes of the future generations.
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Thank you for your
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Great mood. I love the colors. I'm not sure about the perspective, though. It seems like the figures in the back should be a bit smaller comparing to the man in the front...
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you are welcome Alberto
Happy 2007
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Thank you. You are welecome
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Great work! I like it very much. great colors, great work!
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Thank you, my friend, I appreciate your comment.
I hope you continue to look at my gallery.
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One day I might be able to paint half as good as you... until then,
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Thanks a lot for your comment and
I'm sure that you will obtain what you wish .... good luck.
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Dear Phyllis, thank you for you comment
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You have a lovely gallery, and your city is beautiful!
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Thank you Phyllis, I'm so glad you like the pictures of "my" Milano...
I hope you will like also what I'll post in future. See you, my friend
Alberto
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What lovely detailing on the windows & shutters. Love the colors you used overall & the motion in this picture...you can practically see that young man's swagger.
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Thank you Gloria to appreciate also the details 
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You're welcome Alberta.
I was browsing through the Tranditional painting section of dA submissions & this painting just stuck out over everything else on the page.
There is an Irish painter that shows great movement of people in all his paintings that the young man you painted reminded me of...my brain is not functioning so I can't remember his name at the moment....It could be Jack Butler Yeats.
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Gloria, I looked, on internet, at Jack Butler Yeat pictures and I have to say that If some particular of my watercolor remind you this great artist, I feel praised... In effect I also use some strong stroke and small figures but..... he was a master of a branch of the espressionism and I am... only
a DA amateur. Your coming back to my picture is a pleasure and your comment makes me so happy.
Thank you, dear Gloria
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Just remember they were all amatuers at one time...
Yes, It was either one of his paintings (or Paul Henry's) I was thinking of...both amazing Irish landscape artists who managed to put such emotion into the people they rendered (even if you couldn't see their facial expressions you seemed to know what they were feeling). Yes, your young man brought back memories of these artists....I love his swagger (hip movemovement- like a bounce to a happy step).
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Thank you, Radina 
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Hi Diane... tkank you for your nice comment.
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So how you set the mood of tranquility. Nice!
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