Betty White

Wow that's amazing

Anne - Thank you so much!

A stunner Skylar, full of life and humanity, what a marvelously expressive face.

Very Good...

A really good portrait Skylar.

Great portrait Skylar

A lovely and good portrait. (to be honest the hair troubles me a bit)

Anne is right, it is amazing.

She was a great actress, lovely tribute Skylar.

Beautifully captured portrait.

This is so good - a fabulous portrait that captures the character of the sitter. Excellent Skylar!

Lewis - Thanks so much! I painted this very quickly, without much blending. I wanted to honor her years, which she wore so well.

Thanks, Eric!

Paul - Thanks so much!

Christine - Thank you so very much!

Anthony - Thanks for the comments. As this is impressionistic, I didn't go further with much finessing.

Jiri - Thank you for your kindness.

Denise - Thank you! In '53, we got our first TV. I loved her from that time on. Her first show was "Life with Elizabet". Her second was "Date With The Angels", from which I used to sing the title all the time.

Thanks very much, Chris!

Shaun - Thank you! Her face, no matter her age, always had a light.

Love her in the ‘Golden Girls’ Skylar. Beautifully painted.

Carole - Thank you for commenting! Yes, "Rose" was quite the scene-stealer.

You’ve captured her soul - Lovely portrait of a lovely lady Skylar!

Vicky - Thank you very much! I really wanted to catch that bit of impishness she always showed.

Love it!

Fantastico. Really expressive work.

Thank You, Linda!

Sunil - Thank you! I had such a good feeling all the time I painted this great lady.

Especially love the way you have treated the hair. Really adds something very special to this lovely portrait.

Janet - Thank you! It's so interesting how each of us sees a particular aspect of a piece. That hair was a choice. I thought it worked, too.

A really lovely portrait.

Thank you very much, Sue!

Brilliant !!

Thank you, Olga!

And you got it all. Love everything on this work!

Somehow, I missed seeing this at the time: Betty White was a fine actress, shining in so much more than The Golden Girls, but nonetheless brilliant in that: and they've all gone now!