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Finally got my Emma Peel canvas paintings up and lit, I have no idea why its taken so long.

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Avengerholic wrote:Finally got my Emma Peel canvas paintings up and lit, I have no idea why its taken so long.

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nice....thanks for posting 'em..

mousemeat wrote:nice....thanks for posting 'em..

I've lost count of the people that have screwed their noses up at them

Completely abstract... I have no idea what the second one can mean...

Surely the second painting, the one on the right, is Steed.

Ian Duerden wrote:Surely the second painting, the one on the right, is Steed.

It is. Can't quite remember the monochrome episode.

I wouldn't pay any attention to those art 'critics' who would turn up their noses on your reception of art..you have created, etc....opinions are like rear ends, everyone has one..majority of those who indeed turn up ye noses, are usually those who shop at bargain basement places with cheese-ola, art...

being a artist myself, for everyone who praised my work (s) there were always a few who couldn't say anything good......

myself, i like the pieces

Ian Duerden wrote:Surely the second painting, the one on the right, is Steed.

Ah, didn't recognise it without the buttonhole flower.

(I was being coy )

Long time no see!

I think the cubist Steed was in How to Succeed at Murder, very nicely done!

Avengerholic wrote:Finally got my Emma Peel canvas paintings up and lit, I have no idea why its taken so long.

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I'm a full time painter, albeit a painter of landscapes in a traditional style. There's much abstract work I find appealing. Emma's painting from The Winged Avenger isn't particularly one of them but I like it in an amusing sort of way. It just screams, Sixties! Beautiful replica! Well done.