It has been a time of sorting, and some paintings that had hitherto been lost have been found.
The painting above was sold and I wanted to find a photo of it, and thought we’d lost it for good. Doing some cleaning up has been very rewarding. This painting was done after we’d been out to celebrate a birthday with a friend up at Dalesford, Victoria. The restaurant has since closed, but the memory of the small dishes to share were exquisite. I think the painting expresses our satisfaction of the meal and company perfectly.
‘Lost is the new found’
The prompt today is: click on your favourite blog, and pick out the 4th and 14th words(that aren’t ‘the’ or ‘an’). Drop them into this phrase.
“——- is the new ——.’ There’s your post title now write. Well I have adjusted a couple of things!
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/dp_prompt/______-is-the-new-______/
Barbara Pyett 
I’m glad you found it, Barbara, and were able to share it with us!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Having the studio roof insulated and lined has created havoc, Heather, but it also has given us a chance to discover not only the lost, but reams of old tax papers etc. that should be destroyed. Now to dusting the bookshelves…..
LikeLiked by 1 person
So true, and the real thing can never be bettered!
LikeLike
A very happy one!
LikeLiked by 1 person
This was in an exhibition in 2011 and this was our favourite. It really has to be seen in reality, out photos don’t do the paintings justice.
LikeLiked by 1 person
No. They never do. The most dramatic difference in this, I think, is with Van Gogh (NOT my favorite at all, but still…) and even then the colors we see aren’t those he painted, are they?
LikeLiked by 1 person