The great "artiste" returns with a piece of sculpture rivaling the great works of Robert Arneson himself. I especially like the floating bulbs of pink which lets one imagine their origin -- could it be bubbles? Balloons? Who knows...
Posted 10 days ago by Benjamin (Father)
Like the great M. C. Escher before her, Eleanor has produced another lithograph rivaling the greatest artists in known universe, and probably in all of the other unknown ones as well.
Posted 5 months ago by Benjamin (Father)
Beautiful!
Posted 5 months ago by Deborah (fan)
This is beautiful and very accurate!
Posted 1 year ago by Debbie
Amazing Eleanor. Not sure where you got this talent although my dad was a very good drawer as well. This talent will serve you well if you work on it Love Grandpa Jeff
Posted 1 year ago by Jeff
Beautiful! Good job Eleanor!
Posted 2 years ago by Deborah
After taking a summer sabbatical Eleanor returns with a Banksy-esque balloon masterpiece. I especially like the random monster in the left corner, indicating the ever present dread of...monsters. Finally one is drawn fading colors in the right half of the work, where one might be tempted to think that the artist grew bored or disinterested in finishing, but alas, it is not so! All of the brush-strokes are purposeful and beautiful as always.
Posted 2 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
Love it!
Posted 2 years ago by Grandma Debbie
Another Eleanor masterpiece.
Posted 2 years ago by Grandpa Jeff
Just like Henry Mundy and so many other artists who have taken a long hiatus to examine nature, travel the world, reach one of the levels of nirvana, or whatever, and then returned to create a masterpiece, Eleanor has accomplished so much in this glorious penguin, filled with hibernal wonder and wintry magic.
Posted 2 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
In this penultimate work, one is reminded of Jan van Kessel's famous art with insects, although this is clearly a superior work. Notice the use of dimension and distance, with the posterior of the caterpillar appearing further away, which is the mark of a serious artist. An award-winning piece if ever there was one. Brava.
Posted 3 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
Those teeth! Grandma Joyce
Posted 3 years ago by Joyce
Wow! Such imagination in this self-portrait, even the great Emily Carr would be put to shame. The little flower is the cherry on top/bottom/whatever.
Posted 3 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
Great job Eleanor!??
Posted 3 years ago by Deborah
Move over Albrecht Dürer, there's a new face in the rabbit painting biz, and her name is Eleanor!
Posted 3 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
Beautiful! Eleanor is so talented!
Posted 3 years ago by Grandma Debbie
Those teeth are awesome.
Posted 3 years ago by Joyce
Very profound piece here, topical as well. I also see a great deal of influence from Grant Wood in this work. American Gothic Snowmen Family.
Posted 3 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
I love this! Way to go Eleanor!
Posted 3 years ago by Danielle
Great job!
Posted 4 years ago by Grandma Debbie
For a 5 year old the detail in this picture is amazing.
Posted 4 years ago by Jeff
Now I'm seeing a heavy Salvador Dali influence on Eleanor's latest work. Brava!
Posted 4 years ago by Benjamin (Father)
The silliest and cutest pumpkin. Reminiscent of Picasso's orange period.
