Flower Painting - Moonshine #2 by Sharon Burger

Moonshine #2 is a painting by Sharon Burger which was uploaded on June 7th, 2012.

Moonshine #2

Even that which is not so beautiful, is lovely by the light of the moon and becomes even lovelier in our memories when it has gone from our sight.

by Sharon Burger

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Dimensions

11.000 x 14.000 inches

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Title

Moonshine #2

Artist

Sharon Burger

Medium

Painting - Acrylic Art

Description

Even that which is not so beautiful, is lovely by the light of the moon and becomes even lovelier in our memories when it has gone from our sight.

Uploaded

June 7th, 2012

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Comments (37)

Tim Allen

Beautifully done, Sharon. f/v

Oiyee At Oystudio

You know I`m a fan of your bucket series, Sharon. I love the mood of this one. Actually I love each and every one in the series. Fav,vote!

Heidi Smith

A beautiful painting, Sharon. I always love your detail work.

Sharon Burger replied:

thank you so much Heidi

Xueling Zou

Wonderful expression, well done, Sharon! Thanks for your visiting and congratulations on my recent sold print, I do appreciate it:-)!

Sharon Burger replied:

Thank you Xueling, I hope you sell many more.

Gloria Ssali

truly beautiful it gets you every time wonderful work Sharon fv

Sharon Burger replied:

Thank you Gloria, you are very sweet my friend and much appreciated.

John Rivera

Beautiful work!!! vf

Sharon Burger replied:

Thank you John, it is part of a four seasons set. I still have to do fall.

Jutta Maria Pusl

Sharon, this is beautiful! I like the colors and the atmosphere in this painting.

Sharon Burger replied:

Thank you Jutta, I love the greens and tend to paint with them a lot.

Sharon Burger

Thank you melly for all of the attention you have given my work. it is so appreciated.

Melly Terpening

Great painting. I like it! F&V

Joyce Dickens

So peaceful and lovely Sharon; so happy that you can see the beauty as you do!!! xoxo Joyce

Sharon Burger replied:

You are too kind Joyce. I appreciate the support you are so graciously giving me.

Graciela Scarlatto

Great work!

Sharon Burger replied:

Thank you Graciela, I appreciate you my friend.

Elaine Manley

such beautiful work !

Sharon Burger replied:

How sweet Elaine, thanks my friend.

Odd Jeppesen

You've found the beauty in things forgotten and soon to be gone. Wonderful work, Sharon.

Sharon Burger replied:

But not the memories, tahnk you Odd, you are a true gentleman.

Bob Orsillo

There is romance in this painting, a gentleness only the light of moon can show, the delicate whispers of light, so beautifully painted. V/F

Sharon Burger replied:

and so beautifull commented on Bob, thank you my friend.

Kristin Elmquist

Lovely country charm painting, Sharon. Vote.

Sharon Burger replied:

I like that Kristin, I hadn't thought of it as country charm, thank you sweetie.

Sharon Burger

You say it beautifully Lenore, thank you dear friend for your wonderful insight.

Lenore Senior

I love each one in this series and do not favor one over another as is usual to be tempted to compare. They each have different moods and messages, all equally valid and beautiful. Lianne says it better than I could do, but I feel the same way. v/f

A Graceful Margin

Somewhere between the old and the new, between Memory and the Yet-to-Be, there is forgetting . . . and Forgetting is the most tender mercy of all . . . another fine piece, Sharon, lovely composition and oh so quiet ^.^

Sharon Burger replied:

how do you forget that first kiss, how do you forget the last ? There is room for the memories and the " yet to be. " otherwise we'd be but shallow vessels that can only hold the now. Our lives are made up of so much more than today, tomorrow,.. our yesterdays are the building blocks for our futures. Tho pretty words don't make it so, neither yours nor mine.