Afternoon In The Rose Garden is a painting by David Lloyd Glover which was uploaded on June 7th, 2011.
Afternoon In The Rose Garden
Virginia Robinson owned the world famous Beverly Hill Department Store -- ROBINSONS. Her exclusive Beverly Hills estate was home to many lavish... more
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19.000 x 28.500 inches
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Title
Afternoon In The Rose Garden
Artist
David Lloyd Glover
Medium
Painting - Watercolor On Cold Press Paper 300lb
Description
Virginia Robinson owned the world famous Beverly Hill Department Store -- ROBINSONS. Her exclusive Beverly Hills estate was home to many lavish parties with Hollywood's biggest stars as her guests. The home was willed to the City of Beverly Hills and it is open a few times a year for garden tours. I have done a number of watercolor paintings of the gardens.
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June 7th, 2011
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Comments (15)
Joyce Dickens
This is stunning work David; I thought it was a photo until I read your description....really a gorgeous watercolor - congratulations on the awesome sale! jd
Randy Rosenberger
Outstanding photo, David! Beautiful place to take photos or do paintings. And, thanks so much for the short history lesson on this place. Always fun to learn something about the artist or the works along with the beauty! Submit to Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery for FEATURING, if you haven't as of yet.
Iris Devadason
Have never seen a paint brush do the job of a camera lens ! Excellent ! I'm sure you love flowers a lot.So much life here !
Loxi Sibley
David, THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!! What a talent of knowlegde and control and yes, patience to create such a masterpiece! Loxi Sibley
Michelle Dennis
I'm amazed at how many tiny white spaces are in your watercolors, and what I wonder what method you used. It must have been very painstaking, as watercolor runs, unless you applied white paint on top(?). I would love to know your process. I haven't painted very much with watercolor but I would like to. I love the reflection in the window. Beautiful.
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