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Saturday, August 14, 2010

THISTLE
by Claire Beadon Carnell
100 Paintings in 100 Days Challenge
'Inspirations from a Back Yard'
42/100


'Thistle
Oil 4 x 4
42/100

Day 42

The thistle is such a humble weed...yet
this plant has been the national symbol of Scotland
for over 500 years, and is deeply embedded in
Scottish legend and lore.


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9 comments:

Art with Liz said...

Beautiful Flower of Scotland Claire! You excel with these flower paintings.

Autumn Leaves said...

This is so very beautiful, Claire. I didn't realize it was part of Scottish lore. How cool!

Melanie Statnick said...

I did'nt know that about the this wild flower.
the values in the leaves are nice

Dean H. said...

I really like how this thistle fits atop the great background color and the canvas weave. Beautiful!

Jose Ramon Santana Vazquez said...

...traigo
sangre
de
la
tarde
herida
en
la
mano
y
una
vela
de
mi
corazón
para
invitarte
y
darte
este
alma
que
viene
para
compartir
contigo
tu
bello
blog
con
un
ramillete
de
oro
y
claveles
dentro...


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CON saludos de la luna al
reflejarse en el mar de la
poesía...


AFECTUOSAMENTE
CLAIRE

ESPERO SEAN DE VUESTRO AGRADO EL POST POETIZADO DE CACHORRO, FANTASMA DE LA OPERA, BLADE RUUNER Y CHOCOLATE.

José
Ramón...

Diana Marshall said...

You are almost half way there in your 100 day challenge and such a variation you have given us. The thistle is the emblem of Scotland, the leek for Wales, the shamrock for Ireland and the rose for England, just by-the-way!
You are doing a beautiful job, keep em coming ;)

Karen Bruson said...

I have many Scottish collectables with thistle, including a grandfather's clock. Very nice.

Carol Horzempa said...

Your backyard paintings are such an inspiration...I need to check my backyard. I will be back often to see what you paint next.

Claire Beadon Carnell said...

Thank you everyone! Diana, I did not know that the leek was the emblem of Wales!

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