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Number of painters: 177
Last update: Tuesday Nov 2, 2021
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ELLEN HUTCHINSONI ask the question: How can I construct a picture that will keep a viewer lingering, then return to discover something new? I usually choose images that pertain to sustenance – food and objects related to it, the nourishment and mystery of flowers and how we live our lives. My overall intention is informal, humanistic and a reminder of the beauty of the familiar. On a recent trip to Italy, I saw mosaics and frescoes that were unearthed at Pompeii. The images were of objects pertaining to daily life: food, flowers, dishes, silverware and utensils. If my paintings were unearthed in the distant future, I hope they would reflect life at this time.
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Source: Ellen Hutchinson
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