As with the previous post I concluded with "I'll post some of the art work" in the room...
I will begin with the three framed Bev Doolittle works which I grouped together on one wall. Two are from jigsaw puzzles. One is a real signed and numbered print of hers Bud bought from an art dealer in Colorado [He and I both like her work! This one below is Bud's favorite].
Woodland Encounter
Bev Doolittle
Note: Most of her work is of "hidden" ojects. In this, The red fox is the focal point, among the birch trees are two hidden Native Americans on horseback. Because of the angle I had to shoot the image, the reflections of the room makes it very difficult to find them. Look closely. One is on each side of the fox...to help, look below!
The other two on this wall are framed jigsaw puzzles. MY favorite is titled The Forest Has Eyes. This mountain man scene has 13 faces hidden in and around the entire scene. Look in the rocks, the trees, etc.
How many can you find?
And the last one is actually a set of two done in a series. The puzzle is only of one...
The Guardian Spirits
[in this case spirit] The hidden images are quite noticable...
More wall art coming up!!
These are wonderful! I especially love the first one. Beside the hidden figures, the painting itself is so beautiful! With the birch trees and fox in the distance.
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DeleteI have a book on Bev Doolittle’s artwork somewhere and remember these well. How I envy you having one of her prints. I have always thought they were amazing works of art.
ReplyDeleteWe have a couple of her books too.
DeleteI love your framed puzzles!
ReplyDelete🙂 wish I could find more!
DeleteWOW, LOVE these. When you circled the two in the first picture they stuck right out. I have a wolf painting on my living room wall that has 2 very obvious wolves and then several more hidden within the picture. Now I want to look for work by this artist.
ReplyDeleteYou'd enjoy it, I'm sure.
DeleteAMAZING! Wow! I love when there are hidden pictures within pictures. Yours are amazing! I hope you have a wonderful weekend- Hugs- Diana
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful. I found the fox right away. Seeing all the faces in the second one is cool, I would like this puzzle. Have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteFox...yes, but did you find the men on horseback?
DeleteAnni, these are all beautiful pieces of art. I'm with Bud, that first one is my favorite. And I love how clever she is in the hidden objects. And I immediately saw that when I enlarged the first one and thought I was seeing things. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI found eight faces in The Forest Has Eyes. AMAZING jigsaw puzzle. I've never seen anything like it.
Thanks for sharing, my friend. Have a fabulous weekend!
Eight out of thirteen is good!!
DeleteWow I saw the red fox immediately..no surprise right. LOL
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous picture.
I love that you framed your puzzles. The one of the Native American Indian and wolf is just beautiful
Hugs cecilia
Glad you liked 'em Ms.C
DeleteI have always liked the hidden objects in her works. Neat stuff! Interesting decor.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Deletewhen the first one came up, I thought why a photo of just trees, I read what you said and piched it out and it is stunning. I would love to have it on my wall. I do love all things western and these are all beautiful. glad you showed these up close and gorgeous
ReplyDeleteBud likes"western" also
DeleteI googled her art and fell in love with the painting Sacred Ground. she is amazing
ReplyDeleteOne of her newer ones is great too...can't recall the title tho.
DeleteI had to enlarge the pics to see the hidden parts, but it was easier then. Definitely interesting artwork. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed.
DeleteI like the first one with the fox best.
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DeleteOooh - I've never heard of her but I really like these! The hidden things add to it.
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
DeleteThese are amazing and so unique. I could only find 9 faces in that first one. Love the puzzle art too. Thanks for sharing.
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9 is awesome!
DeleteI like them all. We have a print that also has hidden objects in it, we were gifted the print for our wedding.
ReplyDeleteAre you a fan of Charlie Russell's work?
Carla T
Yes...come back, I have a sketch I did of his.
DeleteI like this artist's paintings. That first one, with the fox and trees, is my favourite. Good thing I could enlarge the pics so I could see the hidden objects. GM
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DeleteAmazing. Many thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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Thanks Jan
DeleteThese are all kinds of amazing! I love hidden pictures. (Funny because I can't stand picture in picture features on tv's LOL). Can't wrap my head around doing a puzzle of ANY of these. Yikes. New-found respect for you Miss Anni. ~Robin~ (TheCrankyCrow)
ReplyDeletePicture in picture distracts.
DeleteLove the last Indian portrait the best
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DeleteThose are so clever!
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They are indeed.
DeleteA very talented artist! I also like the one with the red fox/trees.
ReplyDeleteWe just put a giraffe puzzle together and I glued it for possible framing. I think puzzles are neat to display as art. Yours are good choices! Looking forward to seeing more art from your home.
Mary
If you frame it...show it off!!
DeleteGlad that there are others who also would frame their jigsaw puzzles. At first, I didn't even see faces in the puzzle. Now, every time I look back I see even more. And they stand out so obviously. Yet, at the beginning, they were unseen.
ReplyDeleteWe do! A lot of puzzles.
DeleteThat was fun! I look forward to more wall art. :-)
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