Brass jug by Romila Datta

Comments

Extremely good Romila, all those different textures are very good and, of course, the brass pot is the star!

Posted by Heather Love on Sun 08 Jun 16:34:21

Fabulous Romila, well done.

Posted by Denise Cat on Sun 08 Jun 17:14:16

Outstanding. A delight Romila

Posted by Federico Abascal on Sun 08 Jun 17:44:16

Excellent still life, very realistic.

Posted by Paul Duffy on Sun 08 Jun 17:49:10

Great result Romila!

Posted by Sarah Crouch on Sun 08 Jun 18:05:12

Terrific painting Romila, as Heather says, 'the brass pot is the star' but those reflections of the lemon make it so!

Posted by Russell Edwards on Sun 08 Jun 18:36:52

What a fantastic still life!

Posted by Jonathan Tamblyn on Sun 08 Jun 20:14:18

Superb painting.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sun 08 Jun 20:40:48

Fabulous brass jug with that great reflection.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Sun 08 Jun 20:45:22

Excellent, love that metal.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Sun 08 Jun 21:07:22

Incredible Romila, startlingly good. Love it.

Posted by Willie Drea on Sun 08 Jun 21:27:01

Excellent

Posted by Martin Shaw on Sun 08 Jun 21:28:16

Has the Wow factor Romila!

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Mon 09 Jun 07:34:14

Outstanding, Romila!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 09 Jun 07:55:31

Stunning still life Romila.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 09 Jun 08:58:55

wonderful colours

Posted by Janet Jackson on Mon 09 Jun 09:31:51

Thank you everyone 🙏🏽

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 09 Jun 13:08:55

A fantastic brass jar with such well observed reflections Romila. The whole composition is so lovely, from the fold sof the material to the lemon in the foreground.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 09 Jun 14:39:34

Marvelous texture of brass with lemon , the draped cloth too, very good Still-life, a masterpiece!

Posted by Angela Harrison on Mon 09 Jun 15:07:02

Very good indeed!

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Mon 09 Jun 17:20:43

Beautiful painting. If I could choose a favorite area, it would be a cut off just below the sodding silver line to the right of the single earth-colored stroke and down to the bottom of the painting. That reflection is mysterious and engaging.

Posted by Lynne Brookfield on Mon 09 Jun 18:32:24