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Grape Stomp Residuals Pastel Canvas Print
by Antonia Citrino
Product Details
Grape Stomp Residuals Pastel canvas print by Antonia Citrino. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and depth of a stretched canvas print. Your image gets printed onto one of our premium canvases and then stretched on a wooden frame of 1.5" x 1.5" stretcher bars (gallery wrap) or 5/8" x 5/8" stretcher bars (museum wrap). Your canvas print will be delivered to you "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.
Design Details
Grape Stomp Residuals. Blue Ribbon award 2009, Harvest Fair. When I look at these wine jugs, it triggers the smell of wine permeating from the... more
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Artist's Description
Grape Stomp Residuals. Blue Ribbon award 2009, Harvest Fair. When I look at these wine jugs, it triggers the smell of wine permeating from the cellars of old italian winemakers. Living in Sonoma
and Napa counties, during the wine crush, one can smell the air and know it is
that season of the year. This grape stomp took place in 2008 at the Sonoma
Fair. The following year, at the Sonoma Harvest Fair was awarded a blue ribbon. Featured in "Self Taught Artist", 2/17/14, "Pastel Passion",2/21/14, and "Comfortable Art," 3/27/14."
About Antonia Citrino
Painting is poetry, that is seen rather than felt. Poetry is painting, that is felt rather than seen. By Leonardo da Vinci Always having a passion for art, never finding the time, finally stepped up to the challenge, after retirement, in 2004. Copyright Antonia Citrino. All rights reserved. All works shown in my gallery are original works of Antonia Citrino and are protected by U.S. and International copyright laws. They may not be downloaded, copied, reproduced, manipulated, altered or used in any form without prior written consent of Artist.
$56.00
Antonia Citrino
Carl, thank you so very much..........
Carl Rolfe
Lovely colours and composition L
Antonia Citrino
Jim, thank you for the feature in "Comfortable Art.
Antonia Citrino
Loredana, thank-you so very much.
Loredana Messina
This is absolutely wonderful work,Antonia! I love it.f/v
Antonia Citrino
Jrr, appreciate this feature in "Pastel Passion."
Antonia Citrino
Kami, so very nice to hear from you. Thank-you kindly for the feature in "Self Taught Artists."
Antonia Citrino
Felicia, thank-you and thank-you for reading the description, glad you enjoyed!!!
Antonia Citrino
Judy, very appreciative, thank-you!!!
Felicia Tica
Wonderful work and description! L
Judy Via-Wolff
Wonderful subject and rendering! L F
Antonia Citrino
Christine, thank-you!!! : }
Christine Burdine
love this! very perfect place to play with pastel colors amongst all the rich tones. What fun, voted
Sharon Burger
fantastic glass work Antonia, ans a wonderful subject...v/f
Antonia Citrino replied:
Oh, Sharon your making me smile, not an easy task, back then for me. :)
Antonia Citrino
A-E Thank you for being so kind!
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Antonia, Amazing and so beautfully accomplished.... I enjoyed reading the description as well. Thanks again for compliments about my Southwestern painting (and others...) F/V
Cyril Maza
Very nice! v
Antonia Citrino replied:
Thank-you very much Cyril!
Antonia Citrino
Thank-you very much Lenore! : }
Lenore Senior
There's something very appealing about this painting and the color combinations! v/f
Carol McLagan
'Stomping the grapes' sounds like so much fun! Love the colours you have used and how you have done the glass bottles
Antonia Citrino replied:
Let's just say, I enjoyed watching fr. the bleachers. Mostly younger people with lots of energy doing the stomping!!! Carol, thank-you!!!
Bob Orsillo
Your pastel work especially on the glass is wonderful. Congratulations on your blue ribbon award. That is awesome! V/F
Antonia Citrino replied:
Bob, it puts a smile on my face that you zeroed in on the glass. It was the most difficult part (for me) then, especially trying to figure out how to add the numbers to them. You have an amazing eye, : D.