The Happy Swing at Grandma's House is a pastel by Nancy Lee Moran which was uploaded on October 13th, 2020.
The Happy Swing at Grandma's House
A carefree girl is swinging on a wood and rope swing, in the shade of a ginkgo (maidenhair) tree at her grandmother's house in Nebraska, USA. She... more
Title
The Happy Swing at Grandma's House
Artist
Nancy Lee Moran
Medium
Pastel - Soft Pastel
Description
A carefree girl is swinging on a wood and rope swing, in the shade of a ginkgo (maidenhair) tree at her grandmother's house in Nebraska, USA. She wears a pink dress, a gift from her grandmother. It has petticoat ruffles on the skirt, puff sleeves, and white lace around a stand collar. Her Mary Jane shoes have sweet bows. Her straw-blond hair is tied up with a mauve bow.
Nancy Lee Moran painted the image with dry, soft pastels in 2000, size 27 x 19 inches.
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Uploaded
October 13th, 2020
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Comments (14)
Gary F Richards
Outstanding capture, lighting, shading, color and artwork! F/L … voted for this piece in HAND PAINTED COLOR FINE ART ONLY - NO COMPUTER ART contest!
Sarah Irland
This is a beautiful painting, Nancy! The girl in the swing looks so natural and carefree and the colors are so lovely!
Sunil Kapadia
Wow! This is masterclass. Wonderful color rendering and detailing. So pleasing with lovely expressions. L/F
Laurel Adams
I am grateful for these childhood memories...which balance...my journey. Thank you Nancy fir this beautiful memory.
Nancy Lee Moran replied:
Laurel, I often reach back to childhood memories of wonder, nature and love - to comfort myself and to keep that part of myself alive. Balance is a good word to describe it, as you wrote.
Brian Tada
Masterful work, Nancy ~ you captured her carefree expression perfectly. So beautifully done. F/L
Nancy Lee Moran replied:
Thank you, Brian, for your gracious comment! Painting the three daughters in this family was one of my happiest times.
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