Anna's Doorknob
oil on hardboard panel
6'' x 6"
Back in February Karen, and I spent a few days at Inlet Beach Florida. Karen had discovered a beautifully restored Victorian home for rent right on the beach over the internet. The house was called Anna's Veranda (hence the title), and she wanted to use it as subject matter for new paintings. My primary job was to be her assistant, and tech support. Busy as I was, I did manage to find some time to do a little photography for myself. When I noticed this doorknob on one of the bedroom doors, I couldn't resist taking a couple of shots. I loved the shape of the knob, and the detail on the escutcheon plate with its' keyhole, and chipped paint. I thought this close crop, combining the knob with a small section of the multiple recessed panels, made a nice composition. If you'd like to bid on the painting you can take part in the auction by clicking here.
5 comments:
Simply beautiful!
How long does it take you to finish a painting like this? It's amazing...!
Who would have thought a door handle could be so beautifully painted, r.
I really like the sense of mystery in this painting.
Have you been lurking with Don Gray? He is doing "doors" on his blog 'Daily Art West' lol
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